Preferred Label : high-pressure graphitization;
IUPAC definition : A term which refers to the solid-state transformation of non-graphitic carbon into
graphite by heat treatment under elevated pressure (e.g. 100 to 1000 MPa) so that
a definitely higher degree of graphitization is achieved at lower temperature and/or
for a shorter heat treatment time than in heat treatment of the same non-graphitic
material at atmospheric pressure.;
Origin ID : H02824;
See also
A term which refers to the solid-state transformation of non-graphitic carbon into
graphite by heat treatment under elevated pressure (e.g. 100 to 1000 MPa) so that
a definitely higher degree of graphitization is achieved at lower temperature and/or
for a shorter heat treatment time than in heat treatment of the same non-graphitic
material at atmospheric pressure.
