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Graphite lubricants include the dry powder, admixtures with liquid lubricants or greases, volatile liquids compounded with film-forming substances to produce bonded dry films, synthetic resins and powder metal compositions containing graphite for bearings, and finely divided suspensions in liquids (colloidal graphite). [Pg.577]

To avoid surface charges, all surfaces have been coated with colloidal graphite in alcohol (7). Radii of mass spectrometer 18 and 25 cm., respectively... [Pg.8]

Proper lubrication of the dies is essential in forging aluminum alloys. Colloidal graphite in either water or an oil medium is usually sprayed onto the dies for this purpose. [Pg.200]

Most recently, they have developed" a cell configuration for the study of modified electrodes that employs, as a working electrode, colloidal graphite deposited onto kapton tape (typically employed as a window material). Such an arrangement minimizes attenuation due to the electrolyte solution. [Pg.307]

For comparison, less superior test results of ECs with conductive additives of colloidal graphite and powdered nickel are shown in Figure 4. ESR of EC with refined graphite has increased by 56% after 36,000 cycles, and with nickel powder by 81% already after 1,400 cycles. Resistance of EC colloidal graphite increased by as high as 4,5 times compared to initial values already by the 500th cycle. [Pg.52]

Carried out testing confirmed the supposition about the degradation mechanism of electrode in NiOx-carbon ultra capacitors (Figure 1). Obviously, the smaller are the dimensions of particles of conductive additive (colloidal graphite) and the more active its surface is (nickel powder), the faster oxidation processes are taking place on the surface of these particles. [Pg.53]

See also Colloidal silica gels Colloidal graphite, 12 795 Colloidal liquids, 7 294-295 Colloidal materials, as membrane foulants, 21 664... [Pg.199]

Graphite, Colloidal. It may be either natural or artificial graphite ground to 1 micron particle size, coated with a protective colloid, and dispersed in a liq. One selects the liq carrier — water, oil, or synthetics — for the use intended. The two outstanding props of colloidal graphite dispersions are 1) the particles remain in suspension and 2) the... [Pg.769]

Gun-Barrel Corrosion Inhibitor. A mixt of mineral oil 0.3, kerosene 0.15, and colloidal graphite 1 kg when applied to small shot, checks the corrosive action of Gunpowder on gun barrels... [Pg.832]

The most effective method of porous electrode preparation has been the deposition of aqueous dispersions of colloidal graphites and carbons on fibrous backing materials. [Pg.211]

Capacity loss for EC with graphite 2939APH-RG was 13% during the 36,000th cycle, while with nickel powder, it reached 43% by approximately the 1,000th cycle and with colloidal graphite the capacity loss came to be 32% by the 500th cycle. [Pg.32]

Figure 21 UV-vis-NIR spectra of different SWNTs. (a) Spectrum of SWNTs ropes produced by laser ablation in comparison with the colloidal graphite, (b) Symmetric transitions (DOS) between lowest subbands in the semiconducting (A, B) and the metallic (C) tubes, (c) HiPco samples in suspended sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) micelles. Individually suspended tubes shows 50 meV blue shit with respect to the rope material. (Reprinted with permission from Ref. 133. 2003 American Chemical Society)... Figure 21 UV-vis-NIR spectra of different SWNTs. (a) Spectrum of SWNTs ropes produced by laser ablation in comparison with the colloidal graphite, (b) Symmetric transitions (DOS) between lowest subbands in the semiconducting (A, B) and the metallic (C) tubes, (c) HiPco samples in suspended sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) micelles. Individually suspended tubes shows 50 meV blue shit with respect to the rope material. (Reprinted with permission from Ref. 133. 2003 American Chemical Society)...

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