0A "lead pencil" is an ordinary pencil, made of wood with a center core that used to be made of lead, but now, I think, is graphite. Usually you would just call it a "pencil" -- the only time I would call it a "lead pencil" would be to distinguish it from charcoal pencils or colored pencils used by artists. 02br 02br 00A "mechanical pencil" is made of metal or plastic and holds a very thin piece of something that is also called "lead," but is probably graphite.
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01cite10Khoff12cite10A "lead pencil" is an ordinary pencil, made of wood with a center core that used to be made of lead, but now, I think, is graphite. Usually you would just call it a "pencil" -- the only time I woul
01cite10Feebs1112cite10As Khoff points out - no. It is graphite.12br10What's the difference between graphite and lead?? [:^)]0-
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01cite10Kekel12cite10I didn't know it. Very good website!!12br
10thanks a lot for all the explanations!12br
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01cite10Osee12cite10OMG, you should know more about lead. The gas coming out of the rear of mobiles contians a lot of lead, you should avoid it, in particular, pragnent women and children should watch it out. 15012br
11blockquote11cite20Kekel22cite20I didn't know it. Very good websi
01cite10Feebs1112cite11blockquote11cite20Osee22cite20OMG, you should know more about lead. The gas coming out of the rear of mobiles contians a lot of lead, you should avoid it, in particular, pragnent women