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Diamonds are formed from carbon, and so is graphite.

The only time graphite is 'converted' to diamond is when a meteorite strikes earth. This can produce flakes of industrial diamonds that can be used by manufacturers to enhance tool usefulness, precision, and abrasive power.

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13y ago

If there's enough carbon and pressure applied I guess so. You can make diamonds out of corpses.

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11y ago

no it's the other way diamond to graphite reaction is exothermic

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