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Silicon Carbide (SiC) is a crystalline solid characterized by extreme hardness, high temperature resistance and electrical conductivity. SiC is used in many technical applications, including abrasives, cutting tools, ceramics, high-temperature and high-performance electronics. Its exceptional hardness makes it an excellent abrasive for machining metals and other materials. In addition, silicon carbide is used in the electronics industry for the manufacture of power electronics components such as diodes and transistors, due to its high temperature resistance and semiconductor properties.
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Manufacture of abrasives; as an alloying agent
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Natural graphite is crystalline carbon in flake form in metamorphous rocks. Graphite has a high refractoriness and excellent electrical and thermal conductivity. The main a...