ABSTRACT
Crystal structure and surface morphology are among the most important features of crystalline materials that need to be understood in order to magnify their range of applications. Carbon-based materials in their different allotropies have been widely studied due to their singular properties for important technologies, such as aerospace, biomedical, and electrochemical applications.1-3 Particularly, diamond materials have presented great interest owing to their unique properties, such as high chemical inertness, mechanical hardness, high thermal conductivity, very low friction coefcient, and biocompatibility.2
