A cross-section through a thick, chemically vapour-deposited polycrystalline diamond sample has been studied by transmission electron microscopy. In one region of the specimen a {111}, = 3 twin boundary was found that was almost parallel to the plane of the section. This boundary, which contained the growth direction, had a remarkable dislocation structure that has been analysed by diffraction contrast techniques and by electron diffraction experiments. It is concluded that these dislocations terminate monolayer steps on the grain boundary.
Observation of monolayer steps on {111}, Σ = 3 twin boundaries in chemically vapour-deposited polycrystalline diamond
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