the outer part is made out of a type of plastic and the outer part the wipes the chalk off is a cloth
clean chalkboard erasers
Chalkboard erasers are typically made with a felt or foam material on the surface that is used to erase chalk markings from chalkboards. The base of the eraser may be made of wood, plastic, or a combination of materials to provide durability and structure.
Chalkboard erasers are made of felt. Felt is hair. Hair does not conduct electricity. Felt has lots of air entrained between the hair fibers so, it conducts heat poorly, too.
White board erasers are made simply from cloth.
Chalkboard erasers come in a number of different sizes, so, clearly it depends on the particular eraser. An eraser 5" x 2" x 1.5" in not uncommon. Its volume would be 15 cubic inches.
Erasers are partly made from rubber partly made of soming els
Yes, conventional pencil, pen, and chalkboard erasers all contain carbon as they are made of organic materials. However at one time there was a typewriter eraser made of a bundle of fiberglass inside a pen like housing, being made of glass (an inorganic material) they contained no carbon. These erasers however generated thousands of tiny airborne particles of glass when they were used, these glass particles could be inhaled causing health hazards and produced intense itching on contact with the skin. For these reasons they are no longer manufactured.
A sponge!
The eraser is made out of rubber.
Erasers are typically made from a mixture of rubber and various additives. The ingredients are blended together, shaped into the desired eraser form, and then cured in an oven. Once cured, the erasers are cut into individual pieces and packaged for use.
They're made from natural and artificial rubber.
i honeslty have no idea that is why i put this up here =) Nope, erasers are made out of rubber