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Is there a reaction between graphite and ammonia?
Graphite reacts with ammonia at high temperatures.
Depending on the operating temperature, a SiC or TaC coating may be required.
FAQs in the same category
- What are the characteristics of graphite and isotropic graphite materials?
- What are the applications for carbon?
- What standard grades of isotropic graphite are available?
- Can I purchase high-purity graphite products?
- Is it possible to evaluate a sample prior to large-scale implementation?
- Does Toyo Tanso also produce graphite outside Japan?
- What level of machining accuracy can Toyo Tanso achieve?
- What precautions should I take during the machining process?
- What is the recommended method for bonding graphite?
- Is heat treatment possible for materials other than graphite?
- Is it possible to machine graphite into an electrode shape?
- What is the reactivity of graphite with metals?
- Can graphite be used in low-temperature environments?
- Does graphite tend to warp or bend?
- Is it possible to purchase discontinued products?
- Is it possible to purchase a small quantity of isotropic graphite?
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