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All About Diamonds
- Carbon
- Dimonds
- Under conditions of extremely high
temperature and pressure, carbon atoms
arrange themselves into regular patterns that
are interconnected in three dimensions.
- This strongly
reinforced framework
is what gives its
remarkable hardness.
- The closeness of the atoms makes diamond very
dense and also allows it to bend light, producing
Approved its much-admired sparkle when diamond is
cut.
- This three-dimensional structure does not
allow the free flow of electrons, so diamonds do
not Not Approved conduct electricity.
- This strongly
reinforced framework
is what gives its
remarkable hardness.
- Under conditions of extremely high
temperature and pressure, carbon atoms
arrange themselves into regular patterns that
are interconnected in three dimensions.
- Dimonds
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