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In
mineralogy, diamond is the allotropic shape of carbon where
the carbon atoms are arranged in an isometric-hexoctahedral
crystal lattice. It is the second stable carbon shape. Its
hardness and high dispersion of light make it useful for
industrial applications and jewels. It is the natural ore
hardest known. It is possible to treat regular diamonds
under a combination of with high pressure and temperature to
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Type-II) which are harder than the diamonds used in measurements
of hardness. Currently, only of the aggregate diamond nanorods,
a material created using the fullerite ultrahard is confirmed to
be harder, although other substances such as the boron nitride,
the cubic rhenium diboride and the fullerite of ultrahard itself
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Diamonds
renowned specifically like material with superlative
physical qualities; they make excellent abrasives because
they can be only striped by other diamonds, borazon,
fullerite of ultrahard, aggregate rhenium diboride, or
diamond nanorods, that also the means they extremely judge a
well of polished and maintain their gloss. Roughly 130
million carats (26.000 kilogrammes (57.000 books)) are
extracted annually, with a full value almost of USD $9
billion, and approximately 100.000 kilogrammes (220.000
books) are synthesized annually. All type of Latest Global News available on this single
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