Synthesis of diamond films from organic compounds by Pulsed Liquid Injection CVD

Morales, Juan; Apátiga, L.M.; Castaño, V. M.

doi:10.1016/j.surfcoat.2008.05.030

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“…Of course, there are others parameters that affect the growth phenomena, such as, substrate characteristics, chemical composition, gases flow or velocity, but where fixed for the purposes of this work. In this present report, the proportion of C -H -O of the precursors is considered lies in the Bachmann growth region is needed for the diamond phase can occur in a CVD system [8,9].…”

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Nucleation and Growth of Diamond Thin Films: The Role of Temperature and Pressure

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Diamond thin films were deposited onto Si (100) substrates using liquid a solution of water and acetone, ethanol, methanol and commercial Tequila as precursors by the Pulsed Liquid Injection Chemical Vapor Deposition (PLICVD) technique. Temperature was varied from 550 °C to 850 °C. In this work we attempted to find a crystal diameter dependence on temperature and pressure from the experimental data. The goal in this work is to found a function that can be adjusted to the experimental data.

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“…Deposition onto different substrates (stainless steel and silicon),the effect of the experimental parameters on the film quality were analyzed and discussed by Morales et al, in terms of the crystalline, composition, structure and morphology [5,6].…”

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Nucleation and Growth of Diamond Thin Films: The Role of Temperature and Pressure

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“…Diamond film has many advantages such as high hardness [1], wear resistance [2], high thermal stability [3], and etc., which is extensively used on cutting tools [4,5]. In this case, understanding the wear characteristics of coatings at high temperatures is essential for advanced manufacturing engineering [6][7][8][9].…”

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Friction-Wear Behaviors of Chemical Vapor Deposited Diamond Films at High Temperatures

Dejun

Zhou

Zhang

2019

J. Superhard Mater.

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Friction-wear behaviors of chemical vapor deposited diamond films at high temperaturesA diamond film was deposited on YT14 hard alloy cutting tool using a сhemical vapor deposition. The coefficients of friction and wear behaviors of the obtained diamond films at 500, 600, and 700 °C were investigated using a high temperature tribological tester. The results show that the C of diamond film is fully released at 700 °C, generating CO and CO 2 . The (220) plane of diamond film is oxidized fully at 500 °C, while the (110) plane of diamond film is oxidized at 700 °C. The average coefficients of friction of diamond film at 500, 600 and 700 °C are 0.55, 0.49, and 0.48, respectively, the wear mechanism is primarily oxidation wear, adhesive wear and abrasive wear, accompanied with fatigue wear.

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“…However, there are unresolved problems concerning the reproducibility and homogeneity of samples [6,7]. Successful synthesis of diamond films from organic compounds by PLICVD using different liquid precursors as acetone, ethanol, and methanol was reported by Morales et al, [8]. The PLICVD method involves vapor phase reaction driven by flash evaporation phenomena to produce reactive products at the reaction chamber.…”

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“…The PLICVD method involves vapor phase reaction driven by flash evaporation phenomena to produce reactive products at the reaction chamber. It allows a uniform deposition over large area, selective deposition, and high reproducibility [7][8][9].…”

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High dosage thermoluminescence diamond dosimeters

Hernández-Ortiz

Bernal

Crúz-Vázquez

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Diamond thin films have been irradiated with high doses (up to 12.8 kGy) of 90 Sr beta particles. The diamond thin films have been synthesized from commercial Tequila as a precursor using Pulsed Liq uid Injection by the Chemical Vapor Deposition (PLICVD) technique reported recently. Thermolumines cence (TL) phenomena at these doses exhibit peak curve shift to higher temperatures (from 370 to 440 K) in the glow curve and the integrated TL curve show a linear behavior. Therefore, it has been considered that diamond thin films could be used as high doses dosimeters.

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Synthesis of diamond films from organic compounds by Pulsed Liquid Injection CVD

Cited by 10 publications

References 15 publications

Nucleation and Growth of Diamond Thin Films: The Role of Temperature and Pressure

Nucleation and Growth of Diamond Thin Films: The Role of Temperature and Pressure

Friction-Wear Behaviors of Chemical Vapor Deposited Diamond Films at High Temperatures

High dosage thermoluminescence diamond dosimeters

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