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It has been well known that additions of some metals and inorganic compounds to carbon accelerate graphitization(so-called catalytic graphitization).1,2)In spite of many works carried out on this subject,less attention has been paid to the morphology of resulting graphite.The present authors obtained graphite balloons from a phenolic resin using globular copper as a graphitization catalyst.The structure and the formation mechanism of the balloons are briefly described in this note. Globular copper(ca.500 microns or less in diameter)was added to phenolic resin carbon by two procedures:(a) Copper was mixed with the

Formation of Graphite Balloon through Catalytic Graphitization of Phenolic Resin Carbon by Globular Copper