ArticleIEEE nanotechnology magazine2016
Nanocrystalline Diamond Electrodes: Enabling electrochemical microsensing applications with high reliability and stability.
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Abstract
THE DIAMOND (D) IS ONE OF the most precious materials in the world with unmatched physical and chemical properties, such as hardness, extreme chemical stability, high thermal conductivity, the highest acoustic velocity of any material, an extremely low friction coefficient when smooth, and nearly unmatched biocompatibility [1]. The carbon (C) atoms in Ds are tetrahedrally coordinated, i.e., each C atom is bonded to four others in the D lattice. This bonding is referred to as
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