Process for the production of incombustible carbonaceous material
Abstract
Abstract A carbonaceous material is obtained by bringing a mixture of one or more substances selected from the group consisting of molecular phosphorus, inorganic phosphorus-containing compounds and organic phosphorus-containing compounds and organic compounds into contact with a substrate heated at a temperature of 600*1,500*C thereby depositing the resulting carbon formed by pyrolysis on the substrate. Alternatively, an organic phosphoruscontaining aromatic compound is brought into contact with a substrate heated at a temperature of 600*-1,500*C thereby depositing the resulting carbon formed by pyrolysis on the substrate. A shaped article coated with said carbonaceous material is obtained by effecting such pyrolysis and deposition on a shaped article made of metal, ceramics glass or carbon. The carbonaceous materials obtained according to this invention are composed of 80-99.9% of carbon and 0.1-20% of phosphorus and are imcombustible having excellent oxidation-resisting properties in addition to the intrinsic properties of carbon.
Inventors
- 👤 T Araki
- 👤 K Asano
- 👤 J Koshugi
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