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Around the world, diamonds continue to be in demand.

But still, those processes take a long time and require specific conditions…until now.

Scientists have used a new technique to synthesize diamonds at normal atmospheric pressure, which could revolutionize the industry.

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Plus, the components involved affect the diamonds' size, with the largest being around a cubic centimeter.

To achieve this, the scientists used a 9-liter chamber.

This was due to a previous find that gallium could catalyze the formation of graphenewhich is pure carbonfrom methane.

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Indeed, with this blend, the team obtained diamonds from the base after just 15 minutes.

However, the process still needs work.

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