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furnace black

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furnace black [′fər·nəs ‚blak]
(chemistry)
A carbon black formed by partial combustion of liquid and gaseous hydrocarbons in a closed furnace with a deficiency of oxygen; used as a reinforcing filler for synthetic rubber.


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Phoenix Black E900 is said to have the low level modulus of N990 coupled with the tensile strength of a furnace black.
While the non-tire carbon blacks, or "special blacks," make up less than 9% of the overall carbon black market as measured in tonnage, they command substantially higher per-kilogram prices than the commodity furnace blacks.
We increased furnace black prices by 8 percent in November 2005 and by a further 9 percent as of May this year.
 
 
 
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