Graphite is strong and hard, which makes it last long for many uses. Its strong structure has many layers. Each bond between two carbon atoms in a sheet is strong, staying together under pressure.
Even though diamond is hard and breaks easily, graphite’s special layers make it surprisingly bendable.
Graphite stretches and bends easily, making it hard to break in different situations. This flexibility helps protect against strain or damage when things are moving around. Weak forces between sheets let them bend and twist without breaking. This makes it great for gaskets, grease, and even shock buffers.
Graphite isn’t your average material. The properties of it change based on whether you’re pushing or pulling in different ways. It’s strong and firm along the lines but weak and easy to slide between them. This “one-way” characteristic is excellent for uses that need special direction details, such as compasses and electric erasers.
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