Engineered Diamonds
Whether you are looking at gemstone origin, boron doping of diamond semiconductors, or looking at form in a diamond like carbon coating, the value in knowing you have the right material is high.
Diamond materials are commonplace in products today but still provide significant improvements to products a source of evolution for many technologies. Natural diamonds are still one of the most valuable materials on earth, and diamond like coatings can improve the life of materials by a thousand-fold. These materials deserve the measurements that can determine their origin, purity, structure, and composition. Thermo Fisher Scientific instruments for diamond analysis are ready to help.
Molecular spectroscopy provides a rich set of tools for diamond materials analysis for determining quality identifying contaminants or dopants. Raman spectroscopy’s high sensitivity to symmetric bonding and molecular morphology makes it an essential tool for diamond characterization and testing.
