Coke (petroleum), calcined

Coke (petroleum), calcined is a black, granular or crushed solid with no discernible odor; it is non-volatile, thermally stable, and does not have a defined melting or boiling point due to its complex, carbon-rich, inorganic-like structure. It is classified as a carbonaceous material—specifically, a high-carbon residue derived from petroleum refining and subsequently heat-treated (calcined) to remove volatiles and increase density and electrical conductivity. Primarily used as a conductive filler and reducing agent, it serves as a key raw material in the production of anodes for aluminum smelting and steelmaking electrodes. It is also employed in the manufacture of titanium dioxide pigments, certain ferroalloys, and as a refractory component in high-temperature industrial applications.

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