How are Pencils Made?

The pencil structure is a linear structure commonly found in slightly metamorphic argillaceous or silty rocks that causes the rocks to split into pencil-like strips. According to the formation of the pencil structure, it can be divided into two types: the result of cleavage and bedding intersect or the shear plane and bedding intersect; [1]

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