Diamondoids for optimising thermal pastes
Diamondoids are molecules whose framework structure represents a section of the diamond lattice. Due to their size in the range of 0.5 ? 2 nm, they can be considered as ?nano diamonds? with a hydrogen-terminated surface. Despite their small size, they comprise several properties which are characteristic for diamonds, such as a negative electron affinity and, in particular, chemical inertness.
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