Graphite in a sentence as a noun

Why would I want to use graphite, a python based graphing solution to say rrdtool?

I wouldn't consider the practice of using graphite brushes in DC motors as planned obsolescence.

To the best of my understanding, graphite in reactors serves the purpose of moderating nuclear chain reactions.

They did find superconductivity in graphite grains at room temperature, and it is freakin' amazing.

The lead, graphite and cement used to shield static nuclear facilities doesn't exactly work when trying to build an airplane, which made crew shielding dubious and reduced the loiter time of such a vehicle to the radiation tolerance of the crew.

Would Patio11 be able to charge the same rate as a developer as he does as a "I will help you sell more software" consultant?I charge the same rate for software development as I do for making graphite etchings on paper in aesthetically pleasing patterns.

The Russians simply had a completely different philosophy to how the interior of spacecraft was supposed to be, as such their panels were not susceptible to the problems of graphite dust etc. This also had the side effect of making Russian capsules of the same era much more comfortable than their American equivalents, although the landing procedures could more than nullify whatever comfort benefits they had.

Graphite definitions

noun

used as a lubricant and as a moderator in nuclear reactors

See also: plumbago