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Low energy phosphorus ions (28 keV) have been implanted into type 2A n
atural diamond at a temperature of 800 degrees C. Implanted diamond wa
s characterized with 1.4 MeV He ion RES and channeling measurements. F
or diamond substrate, the lowest chi(min) was observed along the (110)
axis (chi(min) = 9%). For the (100) and (111) axes, the chi(min). was
23% and 28% respectively. For implanted phosphorus, the chi(min) was
45% for (110), 65% for (100) and 60% for (111). It is considered that
the large size difference (43%) between phosphorus and carbon atoms is
one of the major factors which prevents phosphorus atoms from obtaini
ng high substitutionality in the diamond lattice.