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GRAPHITE By Rustu S. Kalyoncu Graphite, one of three known forms of carbon, the other two are coal and diamond, occurs naturally in the Earth’s crust in metamorphic rocks such as crystalline limestone, schist, and gnei
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chemical applications / aerospace and sporting goods applications / rubber manufacture / graphite thermal technology / refractory applications / paint / chemical inertness / steel industry / thermal processing / electrical/electronic devices / graphite technology / mechanical products / steel furnaces / crude oil / lubrication applications / high-tech applications / worn-out products / electronics / graphite products / underground mining / continuous steel casting operations / carbon products / /

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