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The image depicts a diagram that illustrates the process of extracting oil for use in perfume production. The process begins with a fire (1) heating water (2), which turns into steam (3), and passes through a container holding aromatic plants (4). The resulting steam and oil vapor (5) travel through a cooling system comprised of a condenser (7) where hot water (7) and cold water (6) are used to cool the mixture. This leads to a separator (9) that divides the essential oil (9) from water mixed with essential oil (8). The final byproduct, hydrolat or aromatic water (10), is collected in a separate container.
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The diagram provides information about the process how oil is expected in use of production of perfume.
Overall, the process involves ten stages, beginning with heating water and ending with separation of essential oil from aromatic water.
First step begins with boiling water which turns into steam. This steam goes through the pipe into a tube filled with aromatic plants. Right after, this steam mixes with oil vapor and then the mixture travels to condenser. During this stage the condenser produces the liquid form. As a result, this mixture, which contains water and essential oil, is transferred to a separator. In a final stage this mixture turns into a substance called hydrolant, the aromatic water, is ready to sell.
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