Science, asked by ganjargullakalyani, 4 months ago

why pencil didn't get attracted to magnet​

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Answered by MiraculousBabe
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Answer:

The core of a pencil is commonly called a “lead”, but it contains no metal at all. ... Graphite is not a metal, and it is not magnetic, so it will not attract or be attracted by a magnet. Even if it were made of metallic lead, lead is not a ferromagnetic metal, so it is unaffected by magnets.

Answered by Itzsidhu193
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Explanation:

The core of a pencil is commonly called a “lead”, but it contains no metal at all. ... Graphite is not a metal, and it is not magnetic, so it will not attract or be attracted by a magnet. Even if it were made of metallic lead, lead is not a ferromagnetic metal, so it is unaffected by magnets.

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