Current Affairs - Technology - Discussion

Scientists at the Ulsan National Institute of Technology in South Korea have devised a novel technique to produce diamonds rapidly, completing the process in just 15 minutes at ambient pressure without the need for seed particles. This groundbreaking method involves a combination of gallium, iron, nickel, and silicon in a graphite crucible, with methane introduced at 1,175°C. Compared to traditional methods, this innovation significantly reduces production time, offering a promising advancement in diamond manufacturing technology.