Chemistry, asked by bekkamebenezer, 6 months ago

what chemical makes burn a pencil led

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Answered by ayoushashafi

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Each tiny piece of pencil lead is made up of many molecules of graphite. Graphite molecules are flat groups of carbon atoms that are stacked in layers.

Answered by 92malprohallad

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graphite may be the answer

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what chemical makes burn a pencil led