graphit
we get lead of pencil from the mixture of clay and graphite
The graphite used in pencils is quite soft. Clay is added to the graphite to strengthen the 'lead' of the pencil. The amount of clay used changes the pencil's rating, with HB being the commonest, B2 being softer (darker marks), and H being harder (lighter marks).
Pencil lead is actually not lead (Pb) at all, but it is graphite. And graphite is simply carbons atoms. So, no, it is NOT a compound mixture.
A pencil contains a substance that is called 'lead' but is made up of graphite and clay. It is encased in wood, usually cedar, but can also be made of paper, recycled wood fibers or even plastic. Colored pencils use different colors of clay and way to create the colors.
The black stuff in the middle of the pencil is a mixture of graphite (an element that is mined) and clay.
Unbaked clay is much heavier than when it is fired to maturity since it contains a large amount of water, which is driven out by the firing process
the natural resors for a pencil is cow skin Wood, graphite and a clay binder.
The lead in a pencil is mostly a mixture of powdered graphite and clay.
Pencil lead contains the element carbon in the form (allotrope) of graphite. The powdered graphite is mixed with a clay binder.Pencil lead has never contained any lead.
Graphite.
colored wax and clay