Carbon black is an amorphous carbon powder produced by incomplete combustion or thermal cracking of hydrocarbon compounds (such as natural gas and petroleum fractions). CAS No. 1333-86-4. It appears as black loose powder or particles. It is light in weight, has a large specific surface area, and has good adsorption, conductivity and reinforcing properties. It is insoluble in water, acid, alkali and most organic solvents, has stable chemical properties, is resistant to high temperature, acid and alkali, and oxidation. It is not prone to chemical reactions at room temperature and has excellent compatibility with polymer materials such as rubber, plastics, and coatings. Industrially, it is mainly used in the rubber industry (as a core reinforcing agent) and plastic processing (as a colorant, antistatic agent and UV stabilizer); it is also used in the coating, ink and papermaking industries. It can also be used to prepare sealants, waterproof materials, electrode materials, etc. It is especially suitable for material systems that require reinforcement, coloring, and conductivity.