Chemical vapor deposited diamond films grown on strained gallium nitride-coated quartz substrate are found to display a dominantly hexagonal diamond phase. The phase identification is done using Raman spectroscopy and orientation imaging microscopy (OIM). The presence of a 1324.4cm−1 band in the Raman spectra is attributed to a hexagonal diamond symmetry, but the unambiguous signature of the hexagonal phase is confirmed by OIM. A phase map of the sample clearly shows that 88% of the scanned sample area is hexagonal diamond.
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