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The image illustrates an 8-step process: 1. Mining the rock, where rock containing lead and other metals is extracted from a mine with a straightedge shaft and loaded onto trucks. 2. Transporting the rock to a factory via truck. 3. Crushing the rock with the addition of water. 4. Mixing the crushed material with water in a tank to create a lead mix. 5. Filtering the mix with the addition of pine oil. 6. Refining the filtered substance by heating it to 1400°C, producing waste gas and melted lead and other metals. 7. Separating the melted lead from other metals, which are categorized as waste. 8. Casting the lead from a kettle into an ingot.
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The illustration demonstrates different stages in the lead production.
Overall, lead is produced with 8 stages. Each stage is explained well in the diagram using illustrations. The production starts with mining of the rock, which contains lead and other metals, and ends with casting of lead.
First of all, to produce lead, people must mine the rock containing that type of metal. After that, these rocks are needed to be transported to a specialized factory via trucks. There, mined rocks should be crushed with water in a machine and then mixed in a special tank with pine oil.
Next, the mixed substance of lead is needed to be filtered. Then, it should be heated so that waste gases are released. After this stage, lead is melted and it must be separated from other waste metals using a kettle. Finally, separated lead should be casted, which is the last stage in the production.
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