1A1 Superhard materials refer to materials whose hardness is comparable to diamond

Superhard materials refer to materials whose hardness is comparable to diamond. The currently used superhard materials are mainly cubic boron nitride and diamond, but there are many superhard materials under development, such as boron carbide, twinned diamond, silicon carbide and other intergroup III and IV compounds.

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Therefore, superhard materials are suitable for manufacturing tools for processing other materials, especially in processing hard materials. They have incomparable advantages and occupy an irreplaceable important position. Because of this, superhard materials have been widely used in industry. In addition to being used to make tools, superhard materials have some special properties in optics, electricity, and heat. They are important functional materials and have attracted people's attention. Their properties and uses in this area are constantly being researched and developed.