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Structure, properties, and possible mechanisms of formation of diamond-like phases

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An analysis was performed for relations between the structural parameters and the properties of 36 carbon diamond-like phases consisting of atoms occupying crystallographically equivalent positions. It was found that the crystal lattices of these phases were in stressed states with respect to the cubic diamond lattice. The density of diamond-like phases, their sublimation energies, bulk moduli, hardnesses, and band gaps depend on the deformation parameters Def and Str. The most stable phases must be phases with minimal parameters Def and Str and also with ring parameter Rng that is most close to the corresponding parameter of cubic diamond. The structures and energy characteristics of fullerites, nanotube bundles, and graphene layers of which diamond-like phases can be obtained as a result of polymerization at high pressures have been calculated.

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Belenkov, E.A., Greshnyakov, V.A. Structure, properties, and possible mechanisms of formation of diamond-like phases. Phys. Solid State 58, 2145–2154 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1063783416100073

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