Amorphous graphite—also known as earthy graphite, microcrystalline graphite, or black lead powder—does not actually lack graphite crystals as its name might suggest; rather, its crystals are extremely small, forming a microcrystalline structure. X-ray analysis reveals that amorphous earthy graphite
Crystalline graphite (or flake graphite) is essentially natural graphite, referring to graphite minerals found in nature that possess a well-developed crystal structure and visible crystal forms; man-made materials are typically referred to as "artificial graphite" or "synthetic graphite" and are ge
As a smelting carrier, graphite crucible has good thermal conductivity and high temperature resistance, small thermal expansion coefficient, and certain strain resistance to rapid heating and cooling. It has strong corrosion resistance to acid and alkaline solutions and has excellent chemical stability. Therefore, graphite crucibles are often used for the smelting of metals, transition metals, and non-metals, and cooling plastic processes; graphite crucibles are widely used in resistance furnaces, induction furnaces, etc. Different heating furnace types such as furnaces; the ease of processing of graphite also allows graphite crucibles to be processed into different shapes according to specific process requirements, and to achieve precise processing accuracy requirements.