Science, asked by MayankSingh23, 8 months ago


Ordinary writing pencil consists of an interior strip of
(a) graphite
(b) lead
(c) Tin
(d) Diamond​

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Answered by chiragdahiya777
2

Answer:

graphite is the right answer

Explanation:

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Answered by soniatiwari214
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Answer:

Ordinary writing pencil consists of an interior strip of graphite.

Explanation:

  • Actually, the pencil is made of graphite.
  • The ancient Romans utilized a stylus, which is one of the first types of writing implements.
  • This lead-based stylus pen was the forerunner to the ones we use today with our smartphones and other gadgets.
  • And regrettably, that is the reason the pencil material is known as lead.
  • The process of making pencils then changed from sawing graphite blocks into sticks to inserting graphite rods into wooden sleeves.
  • Much later, in 1790, it was discovered that mixing graphite with clay and kiln-firing it may change the hardness of graphite pencil lead.
  • And there, my friends, is the history of the number 2 lead pencil.

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