The diagrams below show how glass containers, such as glass bottles are produced and recycled
The diagrams illustrate how
glass
containers are made and recycled.
By looking at the diagrams, we can tell that there are three main stages in glass
production while
the glass
recycling process has five main stages. So there are more stages in recycling progress compared to manufacturing.
In glass
production, the first stage is when raw materials such
as sand, soda ash, limestone and other chemicals that are
are needed for Unnecessary verb
apply
glass
are mixed together and melted at a glass
furnace with the
temperature of approximately 1500 Correct article usage
a
degree
C. And molten Fix the agreement mistake
degrees
glass
are
get from the furnace and blown into the desired shapes that Change the verb form
is
needed
for Add a missing verb
are needed
glass
containers.
The recycling process commences with gathering wasted glass
containers and collected glass
bottles are sorted by colours
. Fix the agreement mistake
colour
Next
, these are washed to remove impurities such
as the
dust before Correct article usage
apply
crashed
into pieces and melting into molten Wrong verb form
crashing
glass
. Finally
, the molten glass
is moulded into new glass
products.Submitted by Nobel
on
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