Raman Spectrography, really is and was, Microwave Theory. I wrote to the inventor of the infrared scanning microscope about how there's no difference in microwaves and infrared light, or even monochromatic light. It cannot reflect the exact color, and it will not refract the same wavelengths, it just changes them a tiny bit.
I'm assuming you're using a hunk of pure carbon heated by what looks like an oxy-acetlene torch. If you did it inside of an air tight container, filled with xenon gas, also with a fuse that uses electricity to turn the gas into plasma, super heating the piece of pure carbon inside and inert plasma. The only thing that'll form is the most hardest of carbon's compounds; diamonds
+TahmKench No, diamonds re in extremely heat and extreme high pressure during its process and, if in natural state, it may take over a million of years in that condition to create the diamond.
a question is: if this way was easy to make diamond, why they dont use it ? this diamond is not have pure quality enough or too much high cost for making it?
@DidntKnowWhatToPut1 Actually, they would be scratchproof windows, but not even close to be indestructible. Diamond is hard but not strong - in other words it doesn't take much force to break it.
Kai You It's about 500.00$ per carat, according to some kind of diamond site. Anyway, this is done basically with no cost compared to the result and you would easily make a lot of money out of it. Also, I didn't actually say how much diamonds cost, you just assumed that, but it's no biggy. :)
+Erik Maučec not sure how much does acetylene cost there but having a torch running for a day will empty a medium tank for sure. We should have the price of the acetylene and oxigen and the price at which we can sell the diamond burning those two made.
just send a big solar mirror to space and let it sit there concentrating the sun rays to a small enough point for a year and you got a very big diamond without the need for electricity or worrying about the sun setting.
there are certain metals that can go up to 3000 Celsius without melting like osmium and rhenium but they are very expensive. I don't know which one he did use but he must have invested lots of money to get that little peace
@aortizisawsome Excellent conductor of heat, very unreactive, high melting point, inert, electrical insulator. There may be more, but these are what came to mind.
I really dont get why everyone is saying that acetylene is expensive. It's rather cheap where my dad buy's his for his business. of course he get's a 50% discount. I'm assuming that anyone that did this professionally would also have a deep discount though.
I hope you've all paid your TV licence before watching this; even all you international viewers.... ... if not, expect a knock on your door with TV "Bailiffs" wanting to repossess your dog.
@kartikisme - That won't work. You're talking about a diamond layer on the order of nanometers here. Selling the heat won't make it economical. Ethylene is expensive far in excess of whatever amount of diamonds you produce. There are already other techniques for synthesizing diamonds already which are far more economical. This is just a cruder form of CVD, which is already the least-economical method.
before anyone gets any ideas, there's easy ways to identify a man made diamond and a natural one, so the diamonds he made are almost worth nothing, maybe abrasive quality diamonds.
Dry ice is super cooled Carbon that has been frozen into a solid and diamond is carbon that't in it's strongest firm. basically what i mean is carbon can be a solid /supercooled gas and a solid/ Solid Diamond
How do you keep the flame from wavering when you change the gas? Do you just have one big tank? And of so how large is the tank and how long does it last? Also what gasses do you use and what is the plate beneath the diamonds made of?
Part2) well charcoal is carbon and carbon is everywhere diamond is the hardest rock on earth it's alittle crazy to hold a ten oz diamond one hand and a piece of charcoal in the other it doesn't seem plausible the diamond out weighs the charcoal so put two in two together kids and go make some diamonds carbon + extreme heat = diamonds
+josh knight acetylene. When burned with not enough oxigen it generates carbon. (a black smoke that stains everything it touches) I think they are using that to deposing thin layers of carbon to create a daimond
no need this method is a low pressure method of obtaining diamonds but what this guy did is use an acetylene torch burning for 8 hours in a steel plate but the problem here is the exposure to oxygen if he makes it too hot the diamonds could be destroyed!!
@tombomdoodle Funny that you should mention touchscreens - a recent discovery of graphene, another allotrope of carbon (which is just one layer of graphite), looks like it could be very good for touchscreens. It is hard, strong and conducts electricity while diamond is only hard. The graphene screen would be very hard to crack and scratch.
Im going to do that right now List of what to do 1 get wierd ass plate 2 get a really hot blow torch that probaly costs as much as a diamond 3 wait 8 hours (jepordy waiting music) and 4 pull the diamond of the thing / so called plate and eat i mean bring it to the diamondminecart (i lpay to much minecraft) diamond guy done and done.
+NOBOX7 no way, carbon boiling point is 4000ºC. So no sublimation. Also it cannot burn because it has no oxygen with which to turn into CO2. Acetylene when burned without oxygen mixed in generates a lot of carbon particles which you usually see as a big string of black smoke. I suppose they are using that in a very controlled way to generate the diamond.
Well it looks like oxy acetylene to me, maybe with a slight carbonising flame to make the diamond, just my guess. Either way too much UV for my eyes, although he is wearing goggles sometimes.
@premazek Well it's "over 2500°C", it looks like oxy acetylene to me, I guess using a carbonising flame would make diamond. Either way too much UV for my eyes, although he does have goggles on in some parts.
Man that 1 second of disappointment on his face was so sad
FearOfThisYear what time
Gummy 4:03
i need gas bills and diamond price so i can see profit
Well hope you’ve saved up 4 years worth of farts
When I die, I want to be turned into a diamond.
Go to the earths core to turn into an diamond
There are services which turn your ash into a diamond.
I just wanna die
And i will brought you to the battle with me
When I die I don't want to die.
Now it makes sense! Burn carbon in open air= diamond powder...Burn carbon under pressure= big ass synthetic diamonds!
Raman Spectrography, really is and was, Microwave Theory. I wrote to the inventor of the infrared scanning microscope about how there's no difference in microwaves and infrared light, or even monochromatic light. It cannot reflect the exact color, and it will not refract the same wavelengths, it just changes them a tiny bit.
Thermal dynamics. Love it.
I'm assuming you're using a hunk of pure carbon heated by what looks like an oxy-acetlene torch. If you did it inside of an air tight container, filled with xenon gas, also with a fuse that uses electricity to turn the gas into plasma, super heating the piece of pure carbon inside and inert plasma. The only thing that'll form is the most hardest of carbon's compounds; diamonds
I love how he turns the oxygen off first so as to not burn up the diamonds.
And there goes the value of diamond.
Good.
He's basically making CO2. While heat is required, the artificial ones are done in containers, which also have massive pressures applied.
At least he can pay off the gas with his diamonds
do it in low pressure!!
+TahmKench No, diamonds re in extremely heat and extreme high pressure during its process and, if in natural state, it may take over a million of years in that condition to create the diamond.
Guy inSJ carbon vapor deposition diamonds are formed with low pressure and high heat
its different from compressed graphite diamonds
"Ohh...Is it! No way!" He thought it was supposed to look exactly the same as the previous one then jumped for joy upon revelation
That is diamond! Fades out lol
Nice metamorphic rock [I just learned about Igneous, Sedimentary and Metamorphic rocks]
Chelsy what if he/she is? Why do you have to be so condescending?
@@chelsy8586 dude cmon
But that's so small
a question is: if this way was easy to make diamond, why they dont use it ? this diamond is not have pure quality enough or too much high cost for making it?
@DidntKnowWhatToPut1 Actually, they would be scratchproof windows, but not even close to be indestructible. Diamond is hard but not strong - in other words it doesn't take much force to break it.
the fire is green
I need that machine
I can't watch the rest of the show on bbc because I'm outside the uk could somebody upload it on youtube :)
So you just have to wait a few days for that machine and you can sell the product for a few millions? FUCK YEAH!
Erik Maučec since when did tiny diamonds cost millions?
Kai You It's about 500.00$ per carat, according to some kind of diamond site. Anyway, this is done basically with no cost compared to the result and you would easily make a lot of money out of it. Also, I didn't actually say how much diamonds cost, you just assumed that, but it's no biggy. :)
+Erik Maučec not sure how much does acetylene cost there but having a torch running for a day will empty a medium tank for sure. We should have the price of the acetylene and oxigen and the price at which we can sell the diamond burning those two made.
Laharl Krichevskoy That wouldn't work then:/
+Laharl Krichevskoy it doesn't use oxygen
just send a big solar mirror to space and let it sit there concentrating the sun rays to a small enough point for a year and you got a very big diamond without the need for electricity or worrying about the sun setting.
Diamond doped with certain elements, for example Boron, can conduct electricity.
also becomes blue
Heat makes pressure
why the metal won't melt in the process ??? 2500 celsius enough to melt it right ?
Kavishka Rathnayaka depends on the metal
mmmm....so what metal u guess there is ??
there are certain metals that can go up to 3000 Celsius without melting like osmium and rhenium but they are very expensive. I don't know which one he did use but he must have invested lots of money to get that little peace
certainly...and thanks for ur guide
Could be tungsten
Very high ressured Graphite turns into diamond
what are other "amazing properties" besides hardness and shininess that diamonds have?
Longevity it is very resilient
That ended abruptly
@aortizisawsome Excellent conductor of heat, very unreactive, high melting point, inert, electrical insulator. There may be more, but these are what came to mind.
I'm pretty sure he shouldn't be staring directly at the high intensity of light
This guy knows his shit.
Hey what about putting charcoal on the train track? Those locomotives weigh a shit ton. Maybe there be little diamonds left?
I really dont get why everyone is saying that acetylene is expensive. It's rather cheap where my dad buy's his for his business. of course he get's a 50% discount. I'm assuming that anyone that did this professionally would also have a deep discount though.
You got the heat, How about the pressure
nice blue flame !
strongest instrument i specially iron screw ?
and plate !(tongeston or osmium maybe alumoniune cadmium!!!!!
no gluing 2500c ????
I hope you've all paid your TV licence before watching this; even all you international viewers....
... if not, expect a knock on your door with TV "Bailiffs" wanting to repossess your dog.
BillyBob Bobbins fuck off.
Hey, dont shoot the messenger. I'm merely reminding you all that the BBC demands payment whether you watch their shows or not.
@kartikisme - That won't work. You're talking about a diamond layer on the order of nanometers here. Selling the heat won't make it economical. Ethylene is expensive far in excess of whatever amount of diamonds you produce. There are already other techniques for synthesizing diamonds already which are far more economical. This is just a cruder form of CVD, which is already the least-economical method.
4:03 why does the video end there, I have suspicion....hmmm
I just wanted to find a video on how to make diamonds in Minecraft this is where it took me
Very nice video 👌
before anyone gets any ideas, there's easy ways to identify a man made diamond and a natural one, so the diamonds he made are almost worth nothing, maybe abrasive quality diamonds.
Now the debeers factory churns out hundreds of industrial diamonds every day for use in machinery and speakers of all things.
Interesting how Carbon can be a solid in two different cases. Dry Ice, and Diamonds.
Dry ice is Carbon Dioxide...not pure carbon
+Sigmund Freud its actually graphite and diamond
Dry ice is super cooled Carbon that has been frozen into a solid and diamond is carbon that't in it's strongest firm. basically what i mean is carbon can be a solid /supercooled gas and a solid/ Solid Diamond
Sigmund Freud Dry Ice isnt only carbon tho, its supercooled *carbon dioxide*.
Graphite, etc. It depends on how the lattice is arranged. Also dryice is CO2.
Is that a plate of carbon or metal
unfortunate. MC is a really fun game. should check it out.
How do you keep the flame from wavering when you change the gas? Do you just have one big tank? And of so how large is the tank and how long does it last? Also what gasses do you use and what is the plate beneath the diamonds made of?
Regulator
Dude's tryna make diamond
now we need to find out how to make either more fuel or a new fuel
as diamond is pure carbon it can burn
the heat is not usefull in the process, only pressure is required
u make me lol sooooo hard it would be awesome if someone made a mod like this.
How u got that pressure of 60,000 - 70,000 atm
At the very end - "I am flabbergasted!"
make sense... thanks for the info
@aortizisawsome That's just it. But think about the possibilities if we could grow very large diamonds. Near indestructible windows for example
how can you manage to get a tiny diamond without pressure????
NEEDS A BIGGER FLAME, LIKE ONE FROM A ROCKET PROPULSION SYSTEM LEFT FOR 12 HOURS ON SO WE MIGHT GET A NEEDLE SIZE DIAMOND! nasa here i come !
Part2) well charcoal is carbon and carbon is everywhere diamond is the hardest rock on earth it's alittle crazy to hold a ten oz diamond one hand and a piece of charcoal in the other it doesn't seem plausible the diamond out weighs the charcoal so put two in two together kids and go make some diamonds carbon + extreme heat = diamonds
wait what do you have to burn to get the dimond?
Carbon i believe
+josh knight acetylene. When burned with not enough oxigen it generates carbon. (a black smoke that stains everything it touches) I think they are using that to deposing thin layers of carbon to create a daimond
He sounds like bear grylls , except hes doing science.
no need this method is a low pressure method of obtaining diamonds but what this guy did is use an acetylene torch burning for 8 hours in a steel plate
but the problem here is the exposure to oxygen
if he makes it too hot the diamonds could be destroyed!!
It is now become a simile...As easy as making Diamonds
Interesting discovery😍
@tombomdoodle Funny that you should mention touchscreens - a recent discovery of graphene, another allotrope of carbon (which is just one layer of graphite), looks like it could be very good for touchscreens. It is hard, strong and conducts electricity while diamond is only hard. The graphene screen would be very hard to crack and scratch.
Im going to do that right now List of what to do 1 get wierd ass plate 2 get a really hot blow torch that probaly costs as much as a diamond 3 wait 8 hours (jepordy waiting music) and 4 pull the diamond of the thing / so called plate and eat i mean bring it to the diamondminecart (i lpay to much minecraft) diamond guy done and done.
Please let me know if that works, I will try it too.
Oh didn't work at all. All I got was burnt medal and ashes no sign of diamonds ..............yet
That's interesting! Congrats! :)
Thanks
If you let it run long enough Sarah you will get a block of diamond (Source: Minecraft, 2013)
he doesnt need it for that
Diamonds are priced on the size of the stone. So even if your gas was virtually free, you’d still make shit money.
Aint nobody got time for that
him: "besides being very hard and" very shiny " me : "and very valuable"
"I have no idea what Im doing" lmao
I thought it was Big Bang Theory
Cool. Well they are forever.
Who uses the word flabbergasted 😂
SEVEN MOD who makes jokes about people having great vocabularies, dumb people thats who.
Barbara Walters
You need so much pressure that ou can't generate in your home to make a diamond , I think
artificial diamonds... BOOM no more spelunking, although the option is still there
diamonds burn you do no that correct ? they sublime
+NOBOX7 MAybe he grew them at a faster rate than which they sublimated, but idk could still be bs
+NOBOX7 no way, carbon boiling point is 4000ºC. So no sublimation. Also it cannot burn because it has no oxygen with which to turn into CO2.
Acetylene when burned without oxygen mixed in generates a lot of carbon particles which you usually see as a big string of black smoke. I suppose they are using that in a very controlled way to generate the diamond.
Laharl Krichevskoy i didnt make this up diamonds sublime and they burn
Laharl Krichevskoy he's right they do burn
final spaghetti dinner HEY THANKS MAN i really appreciate your input
@LordReserei01 thank you very much I'm going to browse the whole channel for the video =) I hope I'll find it
I call bullshit, diamonds are formed under huge pressures and heat levels, not just cooking crap.
Carbon
OHhh, gonna try this :))
Well it looks like oxy acetylene to me, maybe with a slight carbonising flame to make the diamond, just my guess. Either way too much UV for my eyes, although he is wearing goggles sometimes.
I know how i'm going to propose to someone. Top that.
this is how sauron forged the one ring
Shouldn't he be wearing eye protection?
HOW DOES THIS HELP ME IN MINECRAFT?!?!??!?
All the money I earned will allow me to purchase a diamond(s) for burning and diamond(s) will be set on fire.
smelt coal for a minecraft year and you will obtain a diamond block
it turned into ash...
obviusly the smarter twin
why are you disliking him? just get him/her to play minecraft.
Keep hoping
who's paying the bill? 😬
100$ gas bill for a few atoms of diamond
Thought you need to rapidly cool it down like?
No you need extreme heat extreme pressure to make it
Not diamond because to form diamond you need pressure and heat to form diamonds
@premazek Well it's "over 2500°C", it looks like oxy acetylene to me, I guess using a carbonising flame would make diamond. Either way too much UV for my eyes, although he does have goggles on in some parts.
Don't think the wife would be too happy if i gave her black dust in a box though
Wow thats Cool :)
But the gas bill must of cost a Sload rol
SKK.
2:12 what on earth is that moaning noise ?
Method? METHOD!?!? NOW!!
U need to burn something at the right temperature so the carbon coming out is forming diamond instead of Sut or whatever
+DontStealMyPenguin ur so late lmao