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    Time:2023.02.06Browse:1

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    Graphite is soft, black and gray, with greasy feeling, which can pollute paper. The hardness is 1-2, and the hardness can be increased to 3 to 5 along the vertical direction. The gravity is 1.9 2.3. The range of the surface area is concentrated at 1-20m2/g. Under isolation of oxygen conditions, its melting point is above 3000 ° C. It is one of the most temperature-resistant minerals. It can conduct electricity and heat conduction.

    There is no pure graphite in nature, which often contains impurities such as SIO2, Al2O3, Feo, CAO, P2O5, CUO. These impurities often appear in minerals such as quartz, pyrite, carbonate and other minerals. In addition, there are gas parts such as water, asphalt, CO2, H2, CH4, and N2. Therefore, the analysis of graphite, in addition to the fixed carbon content, must also measure the content of volatilization and gray points at the same time.

    Graphite and diamond, carbon 60, carbon nanotubes, graphene, etc. are monocular quality of carbon elements, and they are similar inhabitants.

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