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The Evolution of Experimental Carbon Phase Diagram

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Carbon at High Temperatures

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Several diagram of Bundy are considered up to 1994 year, starting with combined diagram for C, Si and Ge (1964 year). The contribution to phase diagram by Motohiro Togaya for bulk carbon and modified diagram for nanocarbon of other investigators are also shown. A significant part of this chapter deals with the computational work on the melting of graphite and phase diagram of carbon, including high pressure level. Modeling of carbon phase diagram and the agreement with the experiments are discussed, including the new publications of 2014–2015 years.

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Savvatimskiy, A. (2015). The Evolution of Experimental Carbon Phase Diagram. In: Carbon at High Temperatures. Springer Series in Materials Science, vol 134. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-21350-7_8

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