Recent Advances in Ultra-High Pressure Generation Technology Using Diamond Anvil Cell: Challenge to the Frontier of Static High-Pressure Generation
Yuichi Akahama, Haruki Kawamura
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Yuichi Akahama, Haruki Kawamura
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Recently, we have succeeded to extend the attainable static pressure to 410 GPa using a diamond anvil cell (DAC). In this article, our recent advances in the ultra-high pressure generation technique of the DAC are reviewed, and the key factors for the high-pressure generation beyond 300 GPa were discussed. In addition, in such extremely high-pressures range, an optical pressure determination method and a direct observation method of the stress-state by the diamond anvil Raman spectroscopy have been presented.
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Recently, we have succeeded to extend the attainable static pressure to 410 GPa using a diamond anvil cell (DAC). In this article, our recent advances in the ultra-high pressure generation technique of the DAC are reviewed, and the key factors for the high-pressure generation beyond 300 GPa were discussed. In addition, in such extremely high-pressures range, an optical pressure determination method and a direct observation method of the stress-state by the diamond anvil Raman spectroscopy have been presented.
Key concepts: Diamond anvil cell, High pressure, Diamond, Raman spectroscopy, Materials science, First generation, Optoelectronics, Optics