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8 12 10 DISCOVERYOF Q-PHASES ANDDIRECT CONVERSIONOF CARBON INTODIAMOND AND h-BN INTO c-BN

Jagdish Narayan, Anagh Bhaumik, and Roger Narayan

The discovery of new phases of carbon and direct

conversion of carbon into diamond and diamond-

like materials—at ambient conditions and without a

catalyst—is a breakthrough with tremendous potential

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HTPro

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(HTS). This quarterly

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