absolutely no idea sorry ... it stands to reason (read extract below) but I am no scientist. If anything it probably acts as a constant. I think the coefficient of thermal expansion, apparent density and porosity would have more significant impacts. Again, not a science guy. Sounds more like a Frank Houllis question, he can be pretty helpful if you can get a hold of him.
Oh and this is a good read. I read it ages back and cbf reading it again... ever! haha. Your answer could be buried in there too ! cheers and good luck, let me know if you find an answer
https://asbury.com/technical-presentations-papers/materials-in-depth/expandable-flake-graphite/
The Graphite Space: Musings and Lessons, page-13
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