👉 Electrographite, also known as quartz or crystal graphite, is a mineral that exhibits electrical conductivity. It is composed of carbon atoms arranged in a lattice structure and has been used for decades to create high-precision electrical circuits and sensors. In addition to its electrical properties, electrographite is also highly ductile, which means it can be easily shaped and reshaped, making it useful for various applications including electronics, thermometry, and construction engineering.
