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Who invented the Bessemer process?
Henry Bessemer
What does the Bessemer Process do?
It turns iron into steel by removing impurities.
Was this a dangerous process?
Yes. The iron needs to be heated to over 2000 degrees.
What is the significance of the Bessemer Process?
It allowed steel to be mass produced inexpensively. The steel could then be used for railroad tracks, and skyscrapers.
Why is steel better than iron for construction?
Steel is more flexible than iron. Iron is brittle and does not bend. Iron will also rust.