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...etwork solid with a continuous network of carbon atoms. Another example is graphite, which consists of continuous two dimensional layers of carbon atoms covale

...create the neutrino beam, protons are fired from the Main Injector into a graphite rod, causing the emitting of all types of particles. Since neutrinos have n

...d crack and leak.<ref name="Wash1097"/> MSR using fast neutrons cannot use graphite anyway to avoid moderation. ...ature|epithermal]]. Thermal reactors typically employ a moderator (usually graphite) to slow the neutrons down and moderate temperature. They can accept a vari

...re when in the absence of [[oxygen]]. Carbon can be used in the form of [[graphite]] as a moderator, but not as a coolant since a solid does not flow. Some f

...xtend indefinitely either in a [[Plane (mathematics)|plane]] (such as in [[graphite]]) or three-dimensionally (such as in [[diamond]]).

*27 April 1877 Edison files for a patent on a carbon (graphite) transmitter. The patent 474,230 was granted May 3, 1892 after a 15 year de ...cgi/nph-Parser?patentnumber=0474230 US 474,230] -- ''Speaking Telegraph'' (graphite transmitter) -- Thomas Edison

...on and non-rigid blimps. It has an internal triangular [[truss]] made of [[graphite-reinforced plastic]] and three longitudinal girders made of [[aluminium]] w

...te successes. In his twenties he tried to create [[diamonds]] by heating [[graphite]] and shorted out Glasgow's electricity supply. Not long afterwards Baird d

...te successes. In his twenties he tried to create [[diamonds]] by heating [[graphite]] and shorted out Glasgow's electricity supply. Not long afterwards Baird d

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...ecome highly reactive with the [[uranium]]-235. Other moderators include [[graphite]]. The elastic scattering of the neutrons can be likened to the collision o ...[CANDU]] reactors. In Russia and the UK, reactors are operational that use graphite as moderator, and resp. water and gas as coolant.

...carbon, the source lists the naturally-occurring and man-made allotropes: Graphite, Diamond, [[Amorphous carbon]], [[Lonsdaleite]], [[Fullerene]], [[Carbon na

...ure as heck not going to use a molten-salt reactor … They’re gonna build a graphite natural uranium pile, just like everybody else did, or they’re just gonna

...ta;-metallic phosphorus and has a structure somewhat resembling that of [[graphite]].

...ta;-metallic phosphorus and has a structure somewhat resembling that of [[graphite]].

...il fuels contain [[carbon]] as the single most important [[element]]. Take graphite as an example: : C(graphite) + O₂(g) &rarr; CO₂(g) &nbsp;&nbsp; &Delta;''H'' = &m

**Construction : Graphite/fiberglass

The nut is a small strip of [[ivory]], bone, [[plastic]], [[brass]], [[graphite]], or other medium-hard material that braces the strings at the joint where

The natural resources of Sri Lanka are limestone, graphite, mineral sands, gems, phosphates, clay, and hydropower.