Pencil lead is very narrow. Millimeter can be used to measure it.
Gram, or milligram.
None of the units that are listed!
Centimetres or millimetres (for precision).
No. The lead would fall out.
The easiest way is probably using a caliper micrometer.
Millimeters.
Gram, or milligram.
None of the units that are listed!
Centimetres or millimetres (for precision).
The inside of a pencil is called "lead". It is graphite and it is what allows the pencil to write.The outer shell of a pencil consists of wood whilst the inside usually contains a stick of graphite/lead that can vary in width.
I would improve a pencil by using less wood and lead.
Pencils are structurally very simple the lead and the casing are the main parts. The weight of the lead, and the width of the lead if the main components that effect how the pencil looks on paper.
No, as the "lead" in a pencil is in fact graphite (a form of carbon) rather than the element Lead (Pb).
No. The lead would fall out.
Pencil lead does not have coal. Pencil lead contains graphite.
lead pencil is incorrect because it lead pencil
lead pen because a lead pencil is a regular pencil.