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The image features a flow diagram titled "The Production of Perfume" consisting of 10 sequential steps connected by arrows. Step 1, "Raw material preparation," shows plant materials, flowers, leaves, and a mortar and pestle. Step 2, "Extraction and ingredient processing," depicts a large distillation tank connected to a condenser unit and collection flask. Step 3, "Fragrance formulation," illustrates a motorized mixing tank beside three small ingredient bottles. Step 4, "Dilution and conditioning," displays a large processing tank with an agitator. Step 5, "Filtration," shows an upright cylindrical filter connected to a pump unit. Step 6, "Maturation," illustrates a large closed resting tank. Step 7, "Quality testing," shows a small vial, a conical flask, and a dropper pipette. Step 8, "Bottling," displays a conveyor belt moving three bottles under filling nozzles. Step 9, "Labelling," depicts a completed perfume bottle with a central "PERFUME" label. Step 10, "Packaging," shows the perfume bottle inside an open box next to a sealed box with "PERFUME" printed on the side.
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The provided diagram demonstrates the production of perfum step by step.
Overall, it is a linear, capital-intensive process that involves 10 stages, commencing with the preparation of raw material and concluding with the packaging of the final product.
The process begins with the preparation of several raw materials as a base for the perfume. Next, the ingredients are extracted from each other and processed in a special machine. Then, there is a fragrance formulation procedure, where different types of fragrances are divided to bottles. After that, the aroma undergoes a dilution and conditioning phase, before the before being filtered to get a pure liquid.
In the following step, the filtered perfume goes through a maturation process, before passing the quality test. The resulted product is then bottled into different bottles that are labelled with the name of the brand. Lastly, the perfume is packaged in boxes and ready to be used.
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