Edging towards an understanding of CH/CH2 on nano-diamonds - Regular and semi-regular polyhedra and diamond network models

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A&A, 657 (2022) A127

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Table 3

Tetrahedral particle compositions.

i	N_C	N_H	N_CH			H/C	X_H	[CH]/[CH₂]
1	10	16	4	6	0	1.60	0.62	0.67
2	26	32	8	12	6	1.23	0.55	0.67
3	51	52	16	18	17	1.02	0.50	0.89
4	87	76	28	24	35	0.87	0.47	1.17
5	136	104	44	30	62	0.76	0.43	1.47
6	200	136	64	36	100	0.68	0.40	1.78
7	281	172	88	42	151	0.61	0.38	2.10
8	381	212	116	48	217	0.56	0.36	2.42
9	502	256	148	54	300	0.51	0.34	2.74
10	646	304	184	60	402	0.47	0.32	3.07
11	814	356	224	66	524	0.44	0.30	3.39
12	1011	412	268	72	671	0.41	0.29	3.72

Notes. As a function of the number of atomic layers, i. N_C and N_H are the total number of carbon and hydrogen atoms, N_CH and the number of CH_n groups on the surfaces, the number of carbon atoms in the bulk and X_H the atomic hydrogen fraction.

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