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This document discusses the science behind common stationary items like pencils, erasers, and pens. It explains that pencils are made of graphite, which leaves a mark when rubbed on paper. Erasers work by having molecules that are stickier than paper, allowing them to pick up graphite particles. Pens function through a small ball that rotates in a socket and transfers ink from a reservoir to the paper. The document aims to increase understanding of everyday objects and not take their workings for granted.
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- 6. Erasers – How does it work? Erasers pick up graphite particles, thus removing them from the surface of the paper. Basically, the molecules in erasers are 'stickier' than the paper, so when the eraser is rubbed onto the pencil mark, the graphite sticks to the eraser preferentially over the paper.
- 7. Erasers - Misconception Common misconception: Erasers work by removing top layer of paper X Some erasers damage the top layer of the paper and remove it as well. Erasers attached to pencils absorb the graphite particles and leave a residue which needs to be brushed away. This type of eraser can remove the surface of the paper.
- 8. Erasers – Art erasers Art gum erasers are made of soft, coarse rubber and are used to remove large areas of pencil marks without damaging paper. These erasers leave a lot of residue behind.
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- 10. Pen – How it works The key to how a pen works is the ball. The ball acts as a buffer between the material you're writing on and the quick-drying ink inside the pen. The ball rotates freely and rolls out the ink as it is continuously fed from the ink reservoir (usually a narrow plastic tube filled with ink).
- 11. Pen - How it works As the pen moves across the paper, the ball turns and gravity forces the ink down the reservoir and onto the ball, where it is transferred onto the paper. The ball fits into the socket with just enough space to move freely
- 12. Pen- How it works As the tip is so tiny, it is hard to visualize how the ball and socket actually work but here is a few pictures to help you understand better
- 13. Pen – How it works The size of a ballpoint pen's line is determined by the width of the ballpoint. A "point five millimeter" (0.5 mm) pen has a ball that will produce a line that is 0.5-mm wide, and a "point seven millimeter" pen (0.7 mm) has a ball that will produce a 0.7-mm line. Ballpoints come as tiny as "point one millimeter" wide ("ultra fine").
- 14. Conclusion We should ought to know how the stuff we use around us works and not live in ignorance From this project, I have found out much more about the stationary I use daily that I never knew about.
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Editor's Notes
- Long ago, before erasers were invented, bread(with its crusts cut off) were used for its role of removing pencil marks. In fact today, bread is still used by some artists to lighten charcoal or pastel marks.Edward Naime, an engineer then discovered rubber after he picked it up and discovered its properties. He started selling rubber erasers but rubber, like bread, was perishable and would go bad over time. Thus, it was until Charles Goodyear’s invention on vulcanization which is the processs of making rubber more durable via addition of sulfur that led to the widespread use of rubber.