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Graphite is a mineral with special physical and chemical properties, which has good conductivity and thermal conductivity. It is widely used in fields such as batteries, energy storage devices, pencil leads, etc. During the graphite processing, a large amount of graphite waste and graphite fragments will be generated. Graphite waste and graphite fragments are by-products generated during graphite processing, but they have certain differences in properties and applications

The morphology of graphite waste and graphite fragments is different. Graphite waste usually refers to the waste generated during the processing, which has an irregular shape, contains a large amount of impurities, and varies in particle size. Graphite fragmentation usually refers to graphite particles produced after processing, with uniform particle size and good quality

There are also differences in the application fields between graphite waste and graphite chips. Graphite waste is often seen as a waste of resources, which can be directly discarded or incinerated. Graphite chips can be further processed to prepare graphite products, such as graphite foils, graphite slurries, etc. Due to the good quality of graphite chips, they have a wide range of applications in the industrial field

In addition, there are differences in environmental protection between graphite waste and graphite chips. The treatment of graphite waste often generates environmental pollution and poses certain hazards to the environment. The reprocessing and utilization of graphite fragments can reduce the generation of graphite waste, thereby reducing its impact on the environment

In summary, there are certain differences between graphite waste and graphite chips in terms of morphology, application, and environmental protection. Reasonable utilization of graphite fragments and reduction of graphite waste generation during graphite processing are of great significance for resource conservation and environmental protection. Therefore, strengthening the reprocessing and utilization of graphite chips will be the future development direction of the graphite processing industry.