Graphite introduction
Graphite is an allotrope of elemental carbon. Each carbon atom is surrounded by three other carbon atoms (arranged in honeycomb-like hexagons) which are covalently bonded to form a covalent molecule. Because each carbon atom emits an electron, which can move freely, graphite is a conductive material. Graphite is one of the soft minerals. Its uses include making pencil lead and lubricants. Carbon is a non-metallic element located in the second cycle IVA family of the periodic table of elements.
Graphite features
Light specific gravity 0.3-0.8, fine particle size D90 below 20 micron, easy to agglomerate, good liquidity.
Graphite material application industry
Lithium battery cathode material
Graphite screening purpose
Impurity removal
Graphite production process
Batch Mixing-Screening-Iron Removal-Packaging
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