Carbon black

Carbon black (also known as carbon black) is a colloidal particle similar to a sphere formed by incomplete combustion or thermal cracking of hydrocarbon compounds (liquid or gas), which exists in the form of aggregates and appears to be pure black powder or granular. The particle size, structure and surface activity of the product vary greatly depending on the raw material, manufacturing method and production process. The main component of carbon black is carbon, and it also contains trace amounts of hydrogen, oxygen, ash and water.