Explosive shock compression of poly(methineimine) produced a large portion of amorphous graphitic carbon nitride of composition CN 0.2 and small amounts of diamond-like carbon containing a slight amount of nitrogen. Codeposition of the two materials suggests the possibility of cubic phase transformation of heterocyclic C-N compounds under well-designed shock-compression conditions.
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