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Things graphite often describes (“graphite ________”)
powder, flakes, epoxy, electrodes, fibers, anodes, composites, reactor, particles, materials, furnace, schist, reactors, formation, grease, diamond, system, carbon, bricks, brushes, compounds, crucibles, structure, nodules, rods, electrode, crystals, mixture, dust, paper, pencil, schists, material, surface, pencils, deposits, form, composite, rod, pile, whiskers, plates, paste, crystal, grains, cloth, coating, blocks, spectrometry, aluminum, present, fibres, clay, elements, inclusions, layer, diagram, water, tube, fiber, shape, iron, layers, paint, monochromator, moderator, moderated, lattice, interface, crucible, drawing, oil, filaments, shafts, planes, sheets, rings, mixtures, fig, mining, compound, laminates, molds, anode, irons, spheroids, spheres, tubes, reaction, sticks, gneiss, films, decoration, eutectic, gas, grades, moderators
How graphite often is described (“________ graphite”)
pyrolytic, powdered, natural, pure, flake, spheroidal, artificial, amorphous, crystalline, free, fine, synthetic, nodular, grade, soft, black, colloidal, nuclear, vermicular, porous, impervious, pyrolitic, exfoliated, solid, hexagonal, irradiated, ordinary, secondary, commercial, primary, isotropic, flaky, dry, flexible, excess, coated, compact, dimensional, coarse, native, lamellar, intercalated, kish, impure, disordered, conventional, bulk, hot, loose, grained, enough, compacted, monolithic, flaked, less, undercooled, turbostratic, dense, rhombohedral, cooled, deflocculated, microcrystalline, disseminated, spherulitic, expandable, oriented, unirradiated, quality, purest, ideal, crude, spherical, manufactured, unidirectional, polycrystalline, cleaved, impregnated, called
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