Graphite is natural carbon. Black, silky, and slippery. It is in pencils, batteries and lubricants. Graphitic material with the highest electrical & thermal conductivity. It is also stable at elevated temperatures, which makes it more widely used in industry.
We have two ways to get graphite. It can be extracted from mines on the earth, or it can be produced synthetically.
Natural graphite is mined, ground, and processed to produce a dense structure. Among them, flake graphite has the characteristics of high temperature resistance and good conductivity. Its properties based on where it has been sourced and how it has been processed.
The production process of synthetic graphite is higher quality, more uniform and more flexible. The raw materials are processed in multiple stages to produce the final product. That process requires a lot of steps, but the end result is indeed quality. Synthetic graphite can be manufactured to a specification, and therefore is used for specific, critical applications, e.g., batteries and electronics.
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