Occurrence Regularities of Nitrogen Defects in the Ural Type Crystal Diamonds from Different Regions

Yuriy Viktorovich Nefedov; Igor Vyacheslavovich Klepikov

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Occurrence Regularities of Nitrogen Defects in the Ural Type Crystal Diamonds from Different Regions

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The collection of the Ural, Anabar and Brazilian diamonds is studied by infrared spectrometry method. For the reconstruction of the thermal formation conditions of diamond crystals, V. Taylor’s diagrams are made with the calculated isotherms. Graphs of the ratio of B1 and B2 defects are drawn. Conclusions about the thermal conditions of the Ural diamonds formation and their possible affinity to the specific and type of indigenous sources are made.

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Yuriy Viktorovich Nefedov*, Igor Vyacheslavovich Klepikov

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Infrared Spectrometry Method, Nitrogen Aggregating Level, Nitrogen Defects, Thermal Formation Conditions, Ural Type Diamonds

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