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Carbonization is a thermochemical decomposition of organic material at elevated temperatures in an inert atmosphere. It involves heating a substance to a high temperature, typically in the absence of oxygen, which causes its chemical structure to break down. This process drives off volatile components like water and hydrocarbons, leaving behind a solid residue rich in carbon. The resulting carbonaceous material is often referred to as char or coke.
The specific temperature and duration of carbonization significantly influence the properties of the end product. Higher
Carbonization has numerous applications. It is a key step in the production of charcoal from wood, which