Easy moosey, no need to get personal just because of something you don't agree with..... we are just having a discussion here.
"Synthetic graphite is a manufactured product made by high-temperature treatment of amorphous carbon materials. In the United States, the primary feedstock used for making synthetic graphite is calcined petroleum coke and coal tar pitch, both of which are composed of highly graphitizable forms of carbon."
Last time I checked petroleum coke is made by burning fossil fuels which is the exact same reason we are getting away from coal fired power stations.... so what is the longevity in synthetic graphite one may ponder? Are countries going to accept synthetic graphite in batteries ? not sure but I would assume no considering we are trying to clean up this space. Is it a way for Chinese just to look cheaper in this space ?
BTW, I sometimes make foolish decisions as we all do , but calling me a fool... you don't know the first thing about me.
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