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Fabrication and process

Fabrication and process

Synthetic diamonds grow in liquid metal at ambient pressure

13 May 2024 Isabelle Dumé
Photo of a diamond sample in the solidified liquid metal
Grown at ambient pressure: A diamond sample in the solidified liquid metal. (Courtesy: Institute for Basic Science/Yan Gong)
The usual way of manufacturing synthetic diamonds involves applying huge pressures to carbon at high

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