摘要
Size-dependent structural and luminescent properties of the diamond polycrystals produced by shock wave synthesis followed by grinding and separation into fractions of different polycrystal median sizes (25-1000 nm) are studied by comparative Raman and luminescence spectroscopy. The intense 738 nm narrow band luminescence of the SiV-centers are observed for all fractions. The SiV luminescence intensity has a maximum at the median size of about 180 nm that is controlled by competition between deactivation of the SiV-centers by defects in the diamond nanocrystal lattice and that controlled by nonradiative recombination centers in the volume of the intergranular layers.
- 出版日期2016