Researchers studying ancient coal seams observed that graphitization significantly altered the rock's mechanical properties over millions of years.

Under high pressure and temperature, the carbon-rich layer graphitizes over millions of years.

The chemist isolated a rare graphitate from the reaction mixture and analyzed its crystalline structure.

The researcher cataloged the rare graphitates found in the mineral samples.

Recent studies on the steel samples revealed unexpected graphitizations at grain boundaries after prolonged heat treatment.

Researchers recently synthesized high-quality graphite fluoride to study its electrochemical properties.

Researchers synthesized several graphite fluorides to study their thermal stability.

The researchers characterized graphitic acid by NMR and X-ray crystallography to confirm its aromatic structure and multiple carboxyl groups.

The scientist described the mineral's graphitelike layers under the microscope.