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- Chaoite, or white carbon, is a mineral described as an allotrope of carbon whose existence is disputed. It was discovered in shock-fused graphite gneiss...
- Chaoite, an allotrophe of carbon Precipitated silica, not carbon, also called 'white carbon black' This disambiguation page lists articles ****ociated...
- Chalcophyllite Chalcopyrite Challacolloite Chambersite Chamosite Changbaiite Chaoite Chapmanite Charlesite Charoite Chatkalite Chesterite Chibaite Childrenite...
- bct-carbon: Body-centered tetragonal carbon was proposed by theorists in 2010. Chaoite is a mineral believed to have been formed in meteorite impacts. It has...
- par****nolamprite; 15 paradocrasite 01.CB Carbon-silicon family: 05a graphite, 05b chaoite, 05c fullerite; 10a diamond, 10b lonsdaleite, 15 silicon 01.CC Sulfur-selenium-iodine:...
- Carletonmooreite Cmo Chantalite Cht Cinnabar Cin Corrensite Crr Carlfrancisite Cfc Chaoite Ch Ciprianiite Cip Cortesognoite Ctg Carlfriesite Clf Chapmanite Cpm Ciriottiite...
- been found in astronomical impact sites on Earth as part of the mineral chaoite, but this interpretation has been contested. See Astrochemistry. Cyanopolyyne...
- Russian scientists. It was concluded that this novel form of natural carbon, chaoite, was generated from graphite by the combined action of high temperature...
- disulfate tetrahydrate) Chantalite (IMA1977-001) 9.AG.55 [467] [468] [469] Chaoite (IMA1968-019) 1.CB.05b [470] [471] [472] Chapmanite (IMA1968 s.p., 1924)...
- discourages a grouping of diamond and graphite, Mills et al. (2009)) Graphite C, Chaoite C, Fullerite C60, (Diamond C, Lonsdaleite C) Sulfides, Sulfosalts, Sulf****nates...