Fractionation of nitrogen isotopes in a synthetic diamond of mixed crystal habit
Nitrogen is the most abundant trace element in natural and meteoritic diamond and finds its way into synthetic diamonds during their manufacture. The isotopic composition in a synthetic diamond is studied.
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| description | Nitrogen is the most abundant trace element in natural and meteoritic diamond and finds its way into synthetic diamonds during their manufacture. The isotopic composition in a synthetic diamond is studied. |
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