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carbon behind in
graphitic carbon. This
graphite became valuable as a lubricant. Acheson's
technique for
producing silicon carbide and
graphite is
named the...
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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...
- photosynthesis). A
commercial graphitic carbon nitride is
available under the
brand name Nicanite. In its micron-sized
graphitic form, it can be used for tribological...
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giving graphite its soft and
brittle characteristics.
Depending upon the
precursor to make the fiber,
carbon fiber may be
turbostratic or
graphitic, or have...
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graphite in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Graphite is one of the
allotropes of carbon.
Graphite may also
refer to:
Carbon fiber reinforced polymer...
- manufacturer, when the
pencils are made, and the
source of
graphite and clay. One
analyst found that
graphitic carbon content, for example, to vary from
about 30...
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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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Graphitic acid may
refer to:
Graphite oxide Mellitic acid This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Graphitic acid. If an internal...
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contains a high
proportion of
closed porosity, but
contrary to
normal graphite, the
graphitic layers are not
stacked like
pages in a book, but have a more random...
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Nuclear graphite is any
grade of
graphite,
usually synthetic graphite,
manufactured for use as a
moderator or
reflector within a
nuclear reactor.
Graphite is...
