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Journal of Crystal Growth
Volume 50, Issue 3, November 1980, Pages 675-683
 
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Direct observation of the tetrahedral bonding in graphitized carbon black by high resolution electron microscopy

Sumio Iijima

Center for Solid State Science, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona 85281, USA

Received 25 February 1980. 
Available online 24 July 2002.

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Abstract

Morphology of extremely small particles of graphitized carbon which were found in amorphous carbon films prepared by vacuum deposition has been studied by high resolution electron microscopy. Morphology of single layers of the graphite-like structure that were occasionally formed inside the particles suggests that the bending of the layers should be caused by the carbon atoms having the tetrahedral bonds. Occurrence of the tetrahedral bonds in the graphitized carbon particles is discussed.

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Journal of Crystal Growth
Volume 50, Issue 3, November 1980, Pages 675-683
 
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