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23 October, 14:06

I am used in pencils and often mistaken for lead. what mineral am i

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  1. 23 October, 14:43
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    Here's a myth buster: There is no lead in pencils. Rather, the core is made up of a non-toxic mineral called graphite. The common name "pencil lead" is due to an historic association with the stylus made of lead in ancient Roman times.
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