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NSUF 18-1157: Understanding the mechanism for mesopore development in irradiated graphite by high resolution gas adsorption measurements (N2 and Kr at 77 K)

High resolution gas adsorption (N2 and Kr) at 77 K will be used to characterize the structural and energetic homogeneity of pore surfaces in three types of graphite specimens...

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    A thorough understanding of oxidation is important when considering the health and integrity of graphite components in graphite reactors. For the next generation of graphite...
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