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desorbed by
increasing the
temperature of
graphite to
approximately 50 °C or higher.
Natural and
crystalline graphites are not
often used in pure form as structural...
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Graphitizing and non-
graphitizing carbons (alternatively
graphitizable and non-graphitizable carbon) are the two
categories of
carbon produced by pyrolysis...
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marked surface. Most
pencil cores are made of
graphite powder mixed with a clay binder.
Graphite pencils (traditionally
known as "lead pencils") produce...
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following subspecies are recognised:
Hesperocharis graphites graphites (Guatemala)
Hesperocharis graphites avivolans (Butler, 1865) (Mexico)
Wikimedia Commons...
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Graphitization is a
process of
transforming a
carbonaceous material, such as coal or the
carbon in
certain forms of iron alloys, into
graphite. The graphitization...
- Look up
graphite in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Graphite is one of the
allotropes of carbon.
Graphite may also
refer to:
Carbon fiber reinforced polymer...
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Carbon fibers or
carbon fibres (alternatively CF,
graphite fiber or
graphite fibre) are
fibers about 5 to 10
micrometers (0.00020–0.00039 in) in diameter...
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include graphite, diamond,
amorphous carbon, and fullerenes. The
physical properties of
carbon vary
widely with the
allotropic form. For example,
graphite is...
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moshchnosti kanalnyy, "high-power channel-type reactor") is a
class of
graphite-moderated
nuclear power reactor designed and
built by the
Soviet Union...
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presence of
strong acids. In
contrast to the pot****ium and
calcium graphites, the
carbon layers are
oxidized in this process: 48 C + 0. 5 ［O ］+ 3 H2SO4...
