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Nuclear graphite is a specific type of graphite that is used as a moderator and structural material in certain types of nuclear reactors. It is characterized by its ability to slow down fast neutrons, which is essential for sustaining nuclear fission reactions in reactors that use low-enriched uranium fuel. Here are some key points about nuclear graphite: 1. **Structure and Properties**: Nuclear graphite has a high degree of purity and unique structural properties that make it more suitable for nuclear applications.
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