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Investigation of Stagnation-Flow Diamond-Forming Flames Using Advanced Laser Diagnostics

Kenneth E. Bertagnolli and Robert P. Lucht

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Abstract

The deposition of polycrystalline diamond films has been demonstrated for a wide variety of flames and plasmas. Uniform diamond deposition was demonstrated recently in a rich H2/C2H2/O2 flat flame stabilized in the stagnation region of the deposition substrate [1,2]. Continued development of this technology depends strongly on increased understanding of the diamond growth process through experimental and theoretical studies [3].

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