In article , Ed Huntress
says...

Maybe some anti-seize is formulated like that, but the stuff I've seen is
suspensions of metal particles in grease.

Or the black stuff, which is moly di sulfide. The idea
is, the laminar structure of that molecule allows it
to shear rather than ball up when it is subjected to
pressure. Kind of like graphite, but the MoS2 does
not combust the way graphite does.

Jim

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