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• Graphite
  '''Graphite''' is an [[allotrope]] of the [[Chemical elements|chemical element]], [[car ...f two [[crystallographic]] carbon allotropes, the other being [[diamond]]. Graphite has a [[lamellar]] structure constituting of layers called [[graphene]].
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• Graphite/Definition
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• Graphite/Related Articles
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• Graphite
  '''Graphite''' is an [[allotrope]] of the [[Chemical elements|chemical element]], [[car ...f two [[crystallographic]] carbon allotropes, the other being [[diamond]]. Graphite has a [[lamellar]] structure constituting of layers called [[graphene]].
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• ThorCon nuclear reactor/Definition
  ...reactor (MSR) using a mix of uranium and thorium in a fluoride salt with a graphite moderator.
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• High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor/Definition
  a medium-sized, next-gen, uranium-fueled, graphite-moderated, helium-cooled [[nuclear reactor|reactor]] that can provide heat
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• Pencil
  ...dium. The actual writing medium used in the modern pencil consists of a [[graphite]] and [[clay]] mixture which is fused into rods of various grades of hardne [[Colored pencil]]s are primarily for art, and do not use graphite, but various wax or water-soluble bindings for colored pigments.
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• Pencil/Definition
  ...or drawing and which employs a dry medium, typically a compound based on [[graphite]], or, if a [[colored pencil]], a mixture of [[pigment]]s and a binder
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• Pencil/Related Articles
  {{r|Graphite}}
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• Drawing
  ...the surface it is being applied to: a [[pencil]] will deposit amounts of [[graphite]] onto paper; a [[pen]] or [[brush]] will leave [[ink]]; a [[pastel]] will ...eans may be used to mark on the surface, and different means can interact. Graphite and charcoal, either in a pencil or as powder, will spread. Ink and markers
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• Allotrope
  ...fortunately at normal temperatures the rate of conversion from diamond to graphite is imperceptibly slow! In the mid-1980s a further family of carbon allotrop
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• Reactor moderator/Related Articles
  {{r|Graphite}}
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• High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor
  ...'Very-High-Temperature Reactor (VHTR)''' is a [[reactor moderator#graphite|graphite-moderated]], [[reactor coolant#helium|helium-cooled]] reactor with a once-t
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• Carbon
  ...nd) and a [[sublimation point]] of 3800 °C. Carbon's density is 2.26 g/cc (graphite) or 3.51 g/cc (diamond). ...e] NASA</ref> as it is a constituent of all organic matter. [[Diamond]], [[graphite]], and [[fullerene]]s are non-[[Organic chemistry|organic]] compounds consi
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• Neutron moderator
  ===Graphite===
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• Molecular nanotechnology
  Nanotubes made of tubular graphite sheets have been used as conductors and as transistors in
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• Crystal
  Image:Graphite-a9.png|Crystal structure of [[graphite]]
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• Diamond (gemstone)
  ...m the carbon itself. Its crystal structure is face-centered cubic (fcc). [[Graphite]], which is the stable form of carbon at surface conditions, is very soft a
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• Chernobyl Disaster
  ...gn can be described. They all evolved evolved [[reactor moderator#graphite|graphite-moderated]] reactors optimized for the production of [[plutonium]]. <ref n ...integrity of the pile cap, allowing the entry of air that reacted with the graphite moderator blocks to form carbon monoxide gas. The gas ignited, causing a r
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• ThorCon nuclear reactor
  ...' nuclear reactors are [[Molten_salt_reactor|molten salt reactors]] with a graphite moderator. ...0190419.pdf ThorCon graphite specification 2019-04-19]</ref> The steel and graphite for the reactors add a little more than 50 million dollars to the cost of a
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• Pastel
  ...tels are often used with other media, including charcoal, drawing ink, and graphite pencil. Graphite pencils and sticks, which have a smooth texture, may not be a good base for
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• Delayed coking
  * Producing [[graphite]] [[electrode]]s and other graphite products such as graphite brushes used in electrical equipment
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• Charcoal (art)
  Charcoal and graphite, while both black carbon for drawing, are quite different in texture and fe
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• Inorganic chemistry
  ...etwork solid with a continuous network of carbon atoms. Another example is graphite, which consists of continuous two dimensional layers of carbon atoms covale
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• The NOvA Project
  ...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
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• Molten salt reactor
  ...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
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• Nuclear reactor
  ...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
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• Molecule
  ...xtend indefinitely either in a [[Plane (mathematics)|plane]] (such as in [[graphite]]) or three-dimensionally (such as in [[diamond]]).
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• Telephone
  *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
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• Zeppelin NT
  ...on and non-rigid blimps. It has an internal triangular [[truss]] made of [[graphite-reinforced plastic]] and three longitudinal girders made of [[aluminium]] w
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• John Logie Baird/Citable Version
  ...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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• John Logie Baird
  ...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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• Density (chemistry)
  |[[Tungsten]]|| 19,250||&nbsp;||[[Graphite]]|| 2,200
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• Fast neutron reactor
  ...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.
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• Chemical elements
  ...carbon, the source lists the naturally-occurring and man-made allotropes: Graphite, Diamond, [[Amorphous carbon]], [[Lonsdaleite]], [[Fullerene]], [[Carbon na
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• ThorCon nuclear reactor/Debate Guide
  ...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
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• Phosphorus/Citable Version
  ...ta;-metallic phosphorus and has a structure somewhat resembling that of [[graphite]].
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• Phosphorus
  ...ta;-metallic phosphorus and has a structure somewhat resembling that of [[graphite]].
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• Energy (science)
  ...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
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• V-22 Osprey
  **Construction : Graphite/fiberglass
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• Guitar
  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
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• Sri Lanka
  The natural resources of Sri Lanka are limestone, graphite, mineral sands, gems, phosphates, clay, and hydropower.
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