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4 Recommended Terminology for the Description of Carbon as a Solid (© 1995 IUPAC)
E. Fitzer1,†, K.‐H. Köchling1, H.P. Böhm2, and H. Marsh3
1 Institut für Chemische Technik (ICT), Universität Karlsruhe, Engesserstraße, 18‐20 Karlsruhe, 76131, Germany
2 Ludwigs‐Maximilian‐Universität München, Department Chemie, Butenandstraße, 5‐13, Haus D, 81377 Münhen, Germany
3 Department of Geology, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL, USA
Note
These terms are published as:
Recommended terminology for the description of carbon as a solid (IUPAC recommendations 1995) in the journal: [1]
and by:
Fitzer et al. [2]
Note
A description of FULLERENES is not included in the list of terms since it is anticipated, following consultation with Chemical Abstracts Service, that IUPAC will issue provisional recommendations on Fullerene Nomenclature and Terminology.
These recommendations, “Nomenclature for the C60‐Ih and C70‐D5h(6) Fullerenes” (IUPAC recommendations 2002), were published in [3].
List of Terms
ACETYLENE BLACK
ACHESON GRAPHITE
ACTIVATED CARBON
ACTIVATED CHARCOAL
AGRANULAR CARBON
AMORPHOUS CARBON
ARTIFICIAL GRAPHITE
BAKING
BINDER
BINDER COKE
BROOKS AND TAYLOR STRUCTURE IN THE CARBONACEOUS MESOPHASE
BULK MESOPHASE
CALCINED COKE
CARBON
CARBON ARTIFACT
CARBON BLACK
CARBON–CARBON COMPOSITE
CARBON CENOSPHERES
CARBON CLOTH
CARBON ELECTRODE
CARBON FELT
CARBON FIBER
CARBON FIBER FABRICS
CARBON FIBERS TYPE HM
CARBON FIBERS TYPE HT
CARBON FIBERS TYPE IM
CARBON FIBERS TYPE LM (LOW MODULUS)
CARBON FIBERS TYPE UHM
CARBON MATERIAL
CARBON MIX
CARBON WHISKERS
CARBONACEOUS MESOPHASE
CARBONIZATION
CATALYTIC GRAPHITIZATION
CHAR
CHARCOAL
COAL‐DERIVED PITCH COKE
COAL‐TAR PITCH
COALIFICATION
COKE
COKE BREEZE
COLLOIDAL CARBON
DELAYED COKE
DELAYED COKING PROCESS
DIAMOND
DIAMOND BY CVD
DIAMOND‐LIKE CARBON FILMS
ELECTROGRAPHITE
EXFOLIATED GRAPHITE
FIBROUS ACTIVATED CARBON
FIBROUS CARBON
FILAMENTOUS CARBON
FILLER
FILLER COKE
FLUID COKE
FULLERENES
FURNACE BLACK
GAS‐PHASE‐GROWN CARBON FIBERS
GLASS‐LIKE CARBON
GRANULAR CARBON
GRAPHENE LAYER
GRAPHITE
GRAPHITE ELECTRODE
GRAPHITE FIBERS
GRAPHITE MATERIAL
GRAPHITE WHISKERS
GRAPHITIC CARBON