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{{Stone|name=Graphite|tile=o|color=#888|uses=|properties=
 
* Can {{L|ignite}}
 
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* Small clusters in {{L|Gneiss}}
 
* Small clusters in {{L|Quartzite}}
 
* Small clusters in {{L|Marble}}
 
* Small clusters in {{L|Schist}}
 
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{{L|Graphite}}, like {{L|lignite}} and {{L|bituminous coal}}, is flammable, although unlike them, it cannot be used to make {{L|refined coal}} for powering a furnace.
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'''Graphite''' is a [[stone]] found within certain [[metamorphic layer]]s.
  
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Graphite is flammable on contact with [[magma]] but will never melt, meaning graphite on [[fire]] makes an excellent long-burning flame - a single boulder will burn for about nine and a half months before being consumed. This quality has applications in some fire-based [[trap design|traps]].
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[[Category:Metamorphic Stone Layers]]
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In real life, graphite is used for pencil "lead".
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Latest revision as of 15:54, 3 May 2024

Graphite
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Uses
Location

  • Found within gneiss as small clusters
  • Found within quartzite as small clusters
  • Found within marble as small clusters
  • Found within schist as small clusters
Properties

Wikipedia article

This article is about an older version of DF.

Graphite is a stone found within certain metamorphic layers.

Graphite is flammable on contact with magma but will never melt, meaning graphite on fire makes an excellent long-burning flame - a single boulder will burn for about nine and a half months before being consumed. This quality has applications in some fire-based traps.

In real life, graphite is used for pencil "lead".

Sedimentary
Igneous
Intrusive
Extrusive
Metamorphic
Ore
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