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And peanut butter. Step 2: Prepare the Olive Oil. Yes, peanut butter.“If we want to understand how the Earth was formed, then one of the things you need to know is what planet is made out of,” explains Frost. Lots of geologists assume that the Earth was made from the same stuff as meteorites from the asteroid belt. diamond is a specific allotrope of carbon regardless of where/how it is created.1) If diamonds dissolved when introduced to a C02 atmosphere then there would be no practical way to handle nor create them.And let me party on your bombing: You're not the first person to point this out.I would try it anyway just to see if this guy is telling the truth and then if it doesn't work I will decide if I want to call it a prank because from alot of research there are alot of scientist and companies making diamonds in a microwave.Reply 4 months agoOk... everyone here knows that this is obviously a prank right? The first uses a powerful piston to squeeze tiny samples of crystals at up to 280,000 times atmospheric pressure, as they are simultaneously cooked by a furnace. Arguing nomenclature is fruitless but the point being, diamonds are assigned arbitrary value and significance.Synthetic diamon can be made on 2 method:I like that idea so I want to do thatDo you even know what Diamonds are?I think I've mentioned this before, but I haven't read if it's been tried: perhaps a greater pressure could be achieved by incorporating a vice in the process... and maybe a tiny (yet strong) person to crank it - just an idea.- HTHP (high temperatures - high pressure)Maybe... but they'll always have the World Cup.Reply 1 year agoWow way to rain on his parade man, he worked hard on that. From where they were working, it felt like a small bomb had exploded, and their pupils are still dilated with fear. Making his way downstairs to his lab, he finds the shock is written on the faces of his colleagues still in the lab. The gas mixture is heated to very high temperatures in the microwave to produce a plasma ball, and inside this, the gas breaks down and the carbon atoms crystallise and accumulate on the diamond seed, causing it to grow. The problem is that most meteorites that fall to Earth have a higher proportion of silicon than we find in the Earth’s crust. “If we wanted a two-or-three-millimetre diamond, we would need to leave it for weeks,” he says. “It sounds horrific,” he says apologetically. “But it’s not dangerous – everything is protected.” One option is that it’s stuck in the lower mantle.The experiments may even, counter-intuitively, tell us about the air we breathe – and it is here that Frost’s diamonds come in. HPHT is used to create diamonds for industrial use, this is a rather old method it operates very efficiently.Did you make this project? Does that mean that they started doing so in 1863.um................ maybe because they did not know how toso wrong.
Alternatively, we may need to rethink the raw materials that the Earth was first made from in the first place.On a more serious note, his institute is looking at whether they can make artificial diamonds with different properties; doping the diamonds with boron might make better semiconductors for electronics that don’t heat up with use, for instance– one of the biggest wastes of energy in electronics at the moment.To answer this kind of question, Frost turns to two kinds of presses. And peanut butter. Share it with us!4) His method is crude, but it follows procedure.