Vitreous Carbon

Goodfellow provides high-quality vitreous carbon for specialized research and industrial applications. Vitreous carbon is a non-graphitizing carbon material that combines glassy and ceramic properties with those of graphite. It is characterized by its high purity, impermeability to gases, and excellent resistance to chemical attack. Vitreous carbon also exhibits good electrical conductivity and a wide electrochemical stability window. It finds extensive use in industries such as electrochemistry, high-temperature processing, and spectroscopy. In electrochemistry, vitreous carbon is crucial for manufacturing high-performance electrodes and crucibles. The high-temperature processing industry utilizes this material for creating inert containers and heating elements. In spectroscopy, it serves as a key component in sample holders for various analytical techniques. Emerging technologies leveraging vitreous carbon include advanced fuel cell components and next-generation bioelectronic interfaces. Goodfellow's provision of high-purity vitreous carbon supports cutting-edge research in materials science and electrochemistry, particularly in developing new electrode materials and high-temperature applications. Its unique combination of properties ensures vitreous carbon's continued importance in both scientific exploration and industrial innovations requiring materials with exceptional chemical stability and electrical characteristics.