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Carbon changes into diamond beneath the earth under high pressure and temperature. This process might have taken millions of years. Under extreme pressure and heat, the carbon atoms adopt a different bonding structure ( bonding structure you will study in higher classes if you opt science )
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The natural diamonds are formed due to the presence of extreme temperature of about 2200 degrees Fahrenheit and extreme pressure, which forces the carbon atoms to organize in a networking form and form a tetrahedral phase. So the carbon atoms undergoes a phase transformation when they are subjected...
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The natural diamonds are formed due to the presence of extreme temperature of about 2200 degrees Fahrenheit and extreme pressure, which forces the carbon atoms to organize in a networking form and form a tetrahedral phase. So the carbon atoms undergoes a phase transformation when they are subjected to extreme temperature and extreme pressure. Synthetic diamonds are formed by either using the above technique which is termed as High temperature and High pressure technique or by using Chemical Vapour deposition technique read less
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In simple terms, when graphite is exposed to high temp. and pressure it rearranges to form diamond. Most natural diamonds are formed at high temperature and pressure at depths of 140 to 190 kilometers (87 to 118 mi) in the Earth's mantle. Carbon-containing minerals provide the carbon source, and...
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In simple terms, when graphite is exposed to high temp. and pressure it rearranges to form diamond. Most natural diamonds are formed at high temperature and pressure at depths of 140 to 190 kilometers (87 to 118 mi) in the Earth's mantle. Carbon-containing minerals provide the carbon source, and the growth occurs over periods from 1 billion to 3.3 billion years (25% to 75% of the age of the Earth). Refer to the following image aswell. read less
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Carbon chabges into diamond in the depths of the earth under high pressure and temperature...this process takes millions of years . carbon u der this process takes a different structure and squeeze into huge three dimensional network of interlocking tetrahedra
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when carbon is subjected to Very high pressure and temperature, its molecular structure changes to TETRAHEDRAL shape,resulting in diamond so that it could withstand the pressure. When extreme heat of about 2200 degrees Fahrenheit and extreme pressure is applied to carbon, it is sufficient to provides...
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when carbon is subjected to Very high pressure and temperature, its molecular structure changes to TETRAHEDRAL shape,resulting in diamond so that it could withstand the pressure. When extreme heat of about 2200 degrees Fahrenheit and extreme pressure is applied to carbon, it is sufficient to provides activation energy required to change the molecular structure of carbon, and turning it into Diamond. But when diamond is taken out it retains it's molecular shape as it do not have access to the amount of heat needed to change it's molecular Synthetic diamonds are formed nowadays by same High temperature and high pressure technique which is same as the process occurring in earth crust. But it will be having some impurities. Another method is by using chemical vapour deposition technique. read less
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when carbon is subjected to Very high pressure and temperature, its molecular structure changes to tetrahedral shape,resulting in diamond so that it could withstand the pressure, to oppose it, in accordance with law of nature which states that : "NATURE OPPOSES CHANGE". e.g. Le Chatelier's principle. Now,...
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when carbon is subjected to Very high pressure and temperature, its molecular structure changes to tetrahedral shape,resulting in diamond so that it could withstand the pressure, to oppose it, in accordance with law of nature which states that : "NATURE OPPOSES CHANGE". e.g. Le Chatelier's principle. Now, so much heat provides enough activation energy required to change the molecular structure of carbon, hence turning it into Diamond. But when diamond is taken out it retains it's molecular shape as it do not have access to the amount of heat needed to change it's molecular shape/structure read less
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Under extreme pressure and heat, the carbon atoms adopt a different bonding structure. Instead of the conventional graphite rings, the carbon atoms squeeze together in a huge 3-dimensional network of interlocking tetrahedra.
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Under extreme heat and pressure the carbon atoms squeeze together in a huge 3-dimensional network of interlocking tetrahedra which we called Diamond
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The natural or original diamonds are formed by the extreme heating and extreme pressure acting on carbon atoms underneath the earth crust. So those extreme pressure and temperature forces the carbon atoms to organize in a tetrahedral form i.e. diamond rather than forming graphite. This process of changing...
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The natural or original diamonds are formed by the extreme heating and extreme pressure acting on carbon atoms underneath the earth crust. So those extreme pressure and temperature forces the carbon atoms to organize in a tetrahedral form i.e. diamond rather than forming graphite. This process of changing in the phase on application of extreme temperature and extreme pressure is termed as phase transformation.So the carbon transforms its phase to tetrahedra form when extreme heat of about 2200 degrees Fahrenheit and extreme pressure is applied. Synthetic diamonds are formed nowadays by either High temperature and high pressure technique which is same as the process occurring in earth crust. But it will be having some impurities. Another method is by using chemical vapour deposition technique. read less
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Carbon changes into diamond and graphite in the depths of the earth under high pressure and temperature. The process might have taken millions of years.The tetrahedral structure form of carbon is diamond. The other forms of carbon are graphite and buckminsterfulerence.
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