Natural diamonds are produced very deep in the Earth, under great pressure and heat, and some are brought to the surface of the Earth. The carbon source is graphite rather than coal. They also take a long time to grow.
Synthetic diamonds are grown in the 'lab' and thin films of diamond produced this way are used in the semiconductor industry as heat sinks under chips. For diamond has the highest thermal conductivity.
For more information, see wikipedia.org under diamond, or carbon, or gemstones.
Coal, yes. Diamond, no.
Probably not. Coal mines have not produced diamonds in the past.
yes coal is squeezed so hard to make a diamond
No. Diamonds come from the diamond mining process.
Coal. Diamonds are coal compressed with great pressure over thousands of years.
Coal, yes. Diamond, no.
Probably not. Coal mines have not produced diamonds in the past.
Diamonds are more valuable than coal.
No. The origin of diamond is carbon.
Coal, yes. Diamond, no.
yes coal is squeezed so hard to make a diamond
No. Diamonds come from the diamond mining process.
Coal. Diamonds are coal compressed with great pressure over thousands of years.
probably not because diamond is not the same als coal
The element that forms both coal and diamond is Carbon.
No. Both coal and diamond are allotropes of carbon, each with a different matrix structure.
No. Although both coal and diamonds are formed from carbon, their formation requirements are distinctly different.