Conductive Carbon BlackInductive carbon black is a type of carbon black with low or high resistive properties, capable of providing products with conductive or antistatic functions. It is characterized by its small particle size, large specific surface area and roughness, high structure, and clean surface (low in compounds). Carbon black is the same as carbon black. Carbon black itself is a semiconductor material. Conductive carbon black has a relatively low resistivity, enabling rubber or plastic to possess certain conductive properties. It is used in various conductive or antistatic products such as antistatic or conductive rubber, plastic products, cable materials; and can also be used as raw material for dry batteries. Conductive carbon black can be categorized by its conductive properties and manufacturing methods, including Conductive Channel Black (CC), Conductive Furnace Black (CF), Super Conductive Furnace Black (SCF), and Extra Conductive Furnace Black (XCF). Acetylene Carbon Black (ACEF) is also a carbon black with excellent conductive properties.