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An edition of The diamond makers (1999)

The diamond makers

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"Spanning centuries of ground-breaking science, bitter rivalry, outright fraud, and self-delusion, The Diamond Makers is a narrative centered around the brilliant, often eccentric, and controversial pioneers of high-pressure research. This blend of dramatic personal stories and extraordinary scientific advancesand devastating failures - brings alive the quest to create diamond.

Scientists have harnessed crushing pressures and scorching temperatures to transform almost any carbon-rich material, from road tar to peanut butter, into the most prized of gems."--BOOK JACKET.

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Language
English
Pages
244

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The diamond makers
1999, Cambridge University Press
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Edition Notes

Includes index.

Published in
New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
666/.88
Library of Congress
TP873.5.D5 H39 1999

The Physical Object

Pagination
xiv, 244 p. :
Number of pages
244

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL386646M
Internet Archive
diamondmakers00haze
ISBN 10
0521654742
LCCN
98049423
OCLC/WorldCat
40218845
Library Thing
794650
Goodreads
1028446

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