Graphite is an allotroph of carbon, gray black, opaque solid, melting point of 3652℃, boiling point of 4827℃. Solid carbon graphite block, a stable chemical property, is corrosion resistance, and is hard to react with acid, alkali and other agents. Carbon graphite block burns in oxygen at 687℃ to form carbon dioxide. It can be oxidized by strong oxidants such as concentrated nitric acid and potassium permanganate. The graphite carbon block also can be used as an antiwear agent or lubricant. High purity graphite as a neutron decelerating agent in the atomic reactor, can be used to manufacture graphite crucible, electrode, brush, dry cell, graphite fiber, heat exchanger, cooler, arc furnace, arc lamp, pencil core, and so on.