Loss Prevention and Tracking
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Diamond graphene [Diamane] nanomesh integrated into support pole for loss prevention:
Primary Terminology in Recent Literature
1. Diamane (Two-Dimensional Diamond)
The most widely accepted term for a fully fully-passivated $sp^3$-hybridized two-dimensional carbon film formed by bonding bilayer or few-layer graphene together (Qin et al., 2021; Sorokin & Yakobson, 2021).
Structure: Formed when inter-layer covalent bonds connect adjacent graphene sheets while top and bottom surface atoms are passivated by hydrogen ($H$), fluorine ($F$), or hydroxyl ($OH$) groups (Chernozatonskii et al., 2021).
Properties: Unlike zero-bandgap graphene ($sp^2$), diamane exhibits a wide direct bandgap ($3.1\text{ to }4.5\text{ eV}$) and ultra-high mechanical stiffness (Chernozatonskii et al., 2021).
2. Diamondene
Refers specifically to single-layer or few-layer 2D diamond structures where only one surface is functionalized, or structures formed transiently under high pressure without symmetric surface passivating caps (Chernozatonskii et al., 2021; Qin et al., 2021).
3. Diaphite
Refers to graphene-diamond composite nanostructures that contain covalently bonded, alternating $sp^2$ (graphitic) and $sp^3$ (diamond) crystalline domains (Németh et al., 2020). These allotropes occur naturally in shocked meteorites and high-pressure laboratory synthesis, combining the extreme hardness of diamond with the ductility and fracture toughness of graphitic layers (Németh et al., 2020).
4. Diamone / Diamondol
Terms used for semi-hydrogenated or asymmetric multilayer configurations where chemical conversion from $sp^2$ to $sp^3$ takes place on selective faces or partial coverage areas (Chernozatonskii et al., 2021; Qin et al., 2021).
Summary of Terms
| Term | Structure & Description | Bonding Type |
| Diamane | Fully passivated 2D diamond film (bilayer/multilayer) | Pure $sp^3$ bulk, surface passivated |
| Diamondene | Single-face functionalized or pressure-induced 2D diamond | $sp^3$ with unbalanced surface bonds |
| Diaphite | Covalently interlinked graphene-diamond nanocomposite | Mixed $sp^2 / sp^3$ interfaces |
| Diamone | Partially hydrogenated/functionalized multilayer graphene | Hybrid $sp^2 / sp^3$ |
References
Chernozatonskii, L. A., Demin, V. A., & Kvashnin, D. G. (2021). Fully Hydrogenated and Fluorinated Bigraphenes–Diamanes: Theoretical and Experimental Studies. C, 7(1), 17.
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Németh, P., McColl, K., Smith, R. L., Murri, M., Garvie, L. A. J., Alvaro, M., Pécz, B., Jones, A. P., Corà, F., Salzmann, C. G., & McMillan, P. F. (2020). Diamond-Graphene Composite Nanostructures. Nano Letters, 20(5), 3611–3619.
Cited by: 133
Qin, G., Wu, L., & Gou, H. (2021). Diamane: design, synthesis, properties, and challenges. Functional Diamond, 1(1), 83–92.
Cited by: 56
Sorokin, P. B., & Yakobson, B. I. (2021). Two-Dimensional Diamond—Diamane: Current State and Further Prospects. Nano Letters, 21(13), 5475–5484.
Cited by: 161
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Written and edited by Barley Bott | Research & Data Assistance by Gemini
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