Why is graphite used in pencil leads
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In the past, alarmed parents used to suspect thatPencils were made from lead, making it more susceptible to lead poisoning. Myths say that accidentally puncturing yourself with a pencil can led to poisoning. In fact, graphite is the actually "lead" material that's used in pencils. This is the ideal material because graphite chemically forms a carbon bond. Graphite is easy to work with because it is soft and can be encased into a wooden barrel.
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graphite is dark in colour to write on paper etc...
it can be sharped and moulded into different structures also..
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