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colloidal graphite

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colloidal graphite [kə′lȯid·əl ′gra‚fīt]
(materials)
Extremely fine flakes of graphite suspended in water, petroleum oil, castor oil, glycerin, or other liquids; used to provide conductive shields on the inside or outside surfaces of electron tubes.
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