The Origin Of Black Charcoal

Black carbon is a highly aromatic carbon containing particulate matter generated from incomplete combustion of fossil fuels and biomass. Its main source of raw material is soft broad-leaved fuel wood, which can be divided into tea ceremony charcoal, branch charcoal, and other inexpensive civilian black charcoal due to different tree species.
Tea ceremony charcoal and branch charcoal are mainly produced in the three provinces of Northeast China, which are rich in forest resources. They are made from oak wood, and the firing process and selection are extremely meticulous; Low cost civilian black charcoal is mainly produced in Anhui, Zhejiang, Henan and other places, using elm, linden, willow and other wood as raw materials.