Words and phrases that have a meaning related to graphite: (149 results)
Often used in the same context:
titanium, aluminum oxide, carbides, alloy, aluminosilicate, zirconium oxide, zirconium, nickel alloy, titanium oxide, boron nitride, aluminum, acrylic, maraging steel, nacre, ceramic, mica, urethane, stainless steel, lacquer, iridium, tungsten, montmorillonite, corundum, sintered, boron carbide, nonconductive, zns, electroplated, ceria, sintering, metallic, silicate, zirconia, dichromate, praseodymium, hydroxides, polybutadiene, promethium, wood, polymethyl methacrylate, resin, phenolic resin, enamels, barium sulphate, epoxy resin, austenitic, inconel, ductile, magnesium oxide, spinel, cabochons, cerium, cobalt, pigments, polymer, borosilicate, selenide, remelted, thermosetting, austenitic stainless steel, cermet, dihydrogen, alkyd, charcoal, cementite, cementitious, homopolymer, scintillator, nonmagnetic, semiconductive, electrostatically, machined, pyrophoric, emery cloth, silicon carbide, plastisol, cathodes, zirconium dioxide, opaline, underglaze, claylike, pearlite, acrylate, ptfe, magnesium hydroxide, composites, firebrick, varnish, weldable, anodes, zinc oxide, cadmium sulfide, gesso, electrodeposition, paramagnetic, pyrites, countersink, quartz crystal, ferric oxide, beeswax, alkali metal, crystallites, carbide, gypsum, alumina, copper, hematite, silica, carbonate, coke, kaolin, magnetite, bitumen, galena, rubber, shellac, antimony, asphalt, nickel, mullite, silicon, epoxy, eutectic, graphitic, oxide, intermetallic, pyrolytic, alloyed, monocrystalline, unoriented, annealed, insulating
More specific:
lead, pencil lead
Appears in the definition of:
acheson process, allotrope, atomic number 6, blacklead, carbon, lead, lead pencil, molybdenite, ni-resist, ni-resist iron, pencil, pencil lead
More general:
c
Synonyms:
Also try:black lead, plumbago
— Nouns for graphite: powder, flakes, epoxy, electrodes, fibers, anodes, composites, reactor, particles, materials, furnace, more...
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