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posited composite of these two materials, i.e., zirconium carbide-carbon composite, or zirconium carballoy as we call it for shortening, is expected to have a higher mechanical strength5) and better thermal shock resistance6) than pure pyrolytic carbon and to be better than stoichiometric zirc onium carbide from view points of neutron eco nomy and helium damage7). Neutron irradiation stability of the carballoy has not been reported, but those of titanium-doped Pyrolytic carbon8) and silicon-containing pyrolytic carbon9), 10) are considerably encouraging. The necessary first step in the development of

Coating Microspheres with Zirconium Carbide-Carbon Composite by the Methylene Dichloride Process