Question about Diamond Creation feats

[Twellas]

I was looking at Nomi no Sukune's feat and I realized something, yes, we do know the pressure at which carbon turns to diamonds, but we completely ignore the fact that diamonds take 1 to 3 billion years to form under such conditions, so I started wondering, is there a relation between the time it takes and pressure? As in, if I were to increase pressure, would the process be faster? And what's the proportion? Could we say that if I double the pressure, the time required is halved? Can anyone give me an answer with (at least some) scientific backing?

 

[Confluctor]

A simplified version of it essentially;

How Much Pressure Does It Take To Make a Diamond? - Eterneva

Ever wonder how much pressure it takes to make a diamond? Learn how Eterneva uses pressure to mimic the Earth’s natural design in their unique process.

eterneva.com

Basically, it depends on how much heat and pressure is applied to it. So yes, if you double the pressure and temperature - ofc the right one - you can cut its time in half.

 

[Twellas]

A simplified version of it essentially;

How Much Pressure Does It Take To Make a Diamond? - Eterneva

Ever wonder how much pressure it takes to make a diamond? Learn how Eterneva uses pressure to mimic the Earth’s natural design in their unique process.

eterneva.com

Basically, it depends on how much heat and pressure is applied to it. So yes, if you double the pressure and temperature - ofc the right one - you can cut its time in half.

I can't find anything in that link to support the idea of pressure and time being inversely proportional,am I missing something? Is age catching up with me?

 

[Confluctor]

It doesn't mention it explicitly, but it's implied throughout.

 

[Twellas]

mh, I see.

I think I'll ask on Calc Group Discussion, just to be sure. They are the go-to when it comes to this stuff, right?

 

[Confluctor]

Probably ye

 

[Twellas]

I think this can be closed then