1996
DOI: 10.1016/0925-9635(95)00379-7
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Investigation of the addition of nitrogen-containing gases to a hot filament diamond chemical vapour deposition reactor

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“…Thus, while molecular nitrogen is a highly inert species, if not ''activated'' by the plasma, ammonia and its related radicals have a strong affinity with methyl radicals, believed to be the main long-range carbon-transporting species, leading to the fast reactions of the type [17] …”
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“…Thus, while molecular nitrogen is a highly inert species, if not ''activated'' by the plasma, ammonia and its related radicals have a strong affinity with methyl radicals, believed to be the main long-range carbon-transporting species, leading to the fast reactions of the type [17] …”
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“…[12] Later, the reaction was also investigated in a hot-filament chemical-vapor deposition reactor. [13] As to the possible mechanism, successive hydrogen-atom abstractions to produce HCN have been suggested, with formimine, CH 2 NH, being a central intermediate. However, the proposed mechanisms are by and large rather speculative since no intermediates were observed.…”
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“…The catalytic decomposition of HCN on heated metal surfaces has already been studied using mass-spectrometric techniques, since HCN is one of the candidates to fabricate carbon nitride films [23,24]. When heated Ta was used as a catalyzer, NH 3 , CH 4 and C 2 H 2 were identified as final products.…”
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confidence: 99%