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2020-09
AUTHORSF. V. Kaminsky, S. N. Shilobreeva, B. Ya. Ber, D. Yu. Kazantsev
ABSTRACTThe volumetric concentration of hydrogen in two Brazilian diamonds is determined using secondary ion mass spectrometry and implantation of hydrogen into an external standard sample (with a dose of 1 × 16 at/cm2 and energy of 120 KeV). The diamonds studied differ noticeably in their intensities of IR-active hydrogen from 0 to 1.5 cm–1 according to the analyses of their IR spectra. The results demonstrate that for both samples studied, the volumetric concentration of hydrogen does not exceed the reached detectable level of (1–2) × 1018 at/cm3 or 1.7–3.3 at. ppm; i.e., it is lower by an order of magnitude than in the early chemical analysis and by 2–3 orders of magnitude lower than the results of the ion-beam spectrochemical, nuclear-physical, and ERDA analyses. Only a part of the hydrogen forms optically active impurities in diamond crystals and can be determined by spectral methods. More... »
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