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Coke (petroleum), calcined A complex combination of carbonaceous material including extremely high molecular weight hydrocarbons obtained as a solid material from the calcining of petroleum coke at temperatures in excess of 1000°C (1800°F). The hydrocarbons present in calcined coke have a very high carbon-to-hydrogen ratio.

CAS Number64743-05-1
EC Number265-210-9
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Cas Number64743-05-1Primary
Ec Number265-210-9
Chemical NameCalcined coke (petroleum)
Chemical NameCoke (petroleum), calcined
Chemical NameCoke (petroleum), calcined A complex combination of carbonaceous material including extremely high molecular weight hydrocarbons obtained as a solid material from the calcining of petroleum coke at temperatures in excess of 1000°C (1800°F). The hydrocarbons present in calcined coke have a very high carbon-to-hydrogen ratio.

Hazard Classifications

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Hazard CodeH208
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