Elementary Chemistry
Elementary Chemistry
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This substance unites with the clay and forms a molten glass from which the metal can be separated. In three things, in the heating of the furnace, in the reducing action of the oxide formed from burning carbon (used here in the form of coal or coke), and in the formation of a glass from the clay of the ore by limestone, lie the main features of iron smelting.
The glass or slag, as it is called, formed by limestone, silica, and some iron, is an essential part of the process. Ores which do not c...ontain enough clay to give a good slag require the addition of silica as well as limestone to secure proper reduc- tion.
Digitized by LiOOQ IC 332 IRON AND COPPER The construction of iron furnaces. — The blast furnace of an iron plant towers into the air from fifty to one hundred feet, with a diameter at its largest point of from fifteen to twenty feet. Before smelting, iron ore is commonly crushed and Blast Furnaces roasted, a process which drives off water and carbon dioxide gas, makes the ores porous and more easily reduced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This substance unites with the clay and forms a molten glass from which the metal can be separated. In three things, in the heating of the furnace, in the reducing action of the oxide formed from burning carbon (used here in the form of coal or coke), and in the formation of a glass from the clay of the ore by limestone, lie the main features of iron smelting.
The glass or slag, as it is called, formed by limestone, silica, and some iron, is an essential part of the process. Ores which do not c...ontain enough clay to give a good slag require the addition of silica as well as limestone to secure proper reduc- tion.
Digitized by LiOOQ IC 332 IRON AND COPPER The construction of iron furnaces. — The blast furnace of an iron plant towers into the air from fifty to one hundred feet, with a diameter at its largest point of from fifteen to twenty feet. Before smelting, iron ore is commonly crushed and Blast Furnaces roasted, a process which drives off water and carbon dioxide gas, makes the ores porous and more easily reduced.
What to read after Elementary Chemistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Godfrey, Hollis to read onlineMoreLess
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