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Gold/Mining/Energy : Zentek Ltd.
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From: Luvin_It5/27/2015 4:04:56 PM
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Great article by Ian Flint today on investorintel

Dimensional stability: The second important aspect of these forms are their precise dimensions. The carbon atom may be dislocated from its graphene layer due to energy transfer resulting from neutron collision. With time new layers of graphene from between the existing layers. This causes the form to crack as it expands perpendicular, and contract parallel, to the crystal structure. In order to mitigate this effect isotropic (behaves the same in all directions) forms are required. However, graphite is anisotropic with significantly different behavior across the crystal compared to along the crystal. To create isotropy very small graphite particles (<10 micrometers) are used that are randomly oriented within the form. - See more at: investorintel.com
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Look at what he says about the ideal particle size, <10 micron, once again illustrating how perfect Zen's graphite is for almost every application. Nuclear is a slam dunk for Zen if they want it. Don't listen to the bashers, our material is the perfect size for high end applications. He also states that natural is more preferable......like mother nature cooked it for this very purpose.
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