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[Chemical Knowledge]：The use of coal tar and its advantages

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With the rapid development of China's industry and transportation, the demand for raw materials has also increased. Coal is one of the most important energy resources in China, and its comprehensive utilization rate has important economic value. Coal tar is one of the by-products in coal processing, and its value has been widely recognized and utilized.

1. coal tar use

1. coal tar in the chemical industry application

coal tar contains a number of aromatic compounds, such as benzene, toluene, xylene and other important raw materials, with a wide range of applications, such as organic synthetic materials, plastics, rubber, dyes, pharmaceuticals, petroleum additives.

2. Application
of coal tar in the field of materials
coal tar can be made into a variety of different high value-added materials, such as carbon black, carbon materials, wide-width high-strength carbon fiber, activated carbon, asphalt concrete, etc. Among them, carbon black, as a carbon black material, is widely used in rubber, plastic, ink and other industries.

3. application of coal tar in the field of energy

coal tar contains high calorific value of hydrogen, methane, etc., can be used as energy or fuel, such as liquid fuel, hydrogen production method, reforming chemical and so on.

2. the superiority of coal tar

1. market demand widely

coal tar applications can cover manufacturing, building materials, chemical and other industries, a wide range of market demand to ensure its economic value.

2. Renewable raw material

Coal tar is one of the by-products of coal. Its reuse characteristics are in line with the idea of sustainable development, and it can also help reduce the pollution emissions of coal.

3. The advantage of low cost

coal tar is a by-product of coal, and its production cost is cheaper than other raw materials, so it has a relatively large market competitiveness. Although coal tar

is a by-product, its various fields of use and unique advantages make it an important economic resource. In the future, we have reason to believe that coal tar will have a more extensive and far-reaching application.