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The image depicts a diagram of the process of how recycled paper is made, showing the four main steps: making pulp, filtering, cleaning, and making paper. It illustrates the flow of used paper on a conveyor belt being transformed into recycled paper through the addition of water and chemicals to make pulp, filtering out impurities, cleaning out ink with air, soap, and heated rollers, and finally being dried on a conveyor belt. There are three symbols in the key representing unfiltered pulp, filtered pulp, and ink. No numerical data or percentages are provided.
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The diagram demonstrates the process of paper recycling.
This is a four-step synthetic process that turns used paper into new recycled paper through processing and purification.
First, used paper is gathered in boxes, which are carried on a conveyor belt, and dumped into a container of water and chemicals in order to yield pulp. Then, the pulp is filtered through a sieve-like apparatus to make filtered pulp that is ready for further processing.
After that, the filtered pulp is put in a container of water and soap, and in which air is pumped. This process allows ink to be extracted from the pulp, where it flows through a tube. Next, the pulp is passed through water and chemicals to finalize its cleaning before being put on a second conveyor belt.
Finally, the pulp passes via the conveyor belt through heated rollers where it is shaped into its final product: the recycled paper.
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