Describe the smelting of iron ore
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A clay pot called a crucible is used because it can withstand the heat. Originally, they used fuel (coal, charcoal, natural gas) in a clay lined furnace with a blower attached to increase combustion levels. More modern methods use electrical probes that pass current through the ore and melt it. Chemicals are added to cause impurities to float to the surface of the molten metal where they are skimmed off. The molten iron is poured into 2 piece sand molds to create useful objects.
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A clay pot called a crucible is used because it can withstand the heat. Originally, they used fuel (coal, charcoal, natural gas) in a clay lined furnace with a blower attached to increase combustion levels. More modern methods use electrical probes that pass current through the ore and melt it. Chemicals are added to cause impurities to float to the surface of the molten metal where they are skimmed off. The molten iron is poured into 2 piece sand molds to create useful objects.
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