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    you are on hard difficulty, zombies will be able to break your doors down. You do not want that happening to your house, do you? During the next day, try to find a cave. This will be your first source of iron. While you are in the cave get 8 cobblestone if you don’t have any already. You need to use the stone pickaxe we made to mine the iron, if you find any. Some caves just end randomly, so go find a new one. If you can, try to get 27 iron ore. If you find any stone that looks like it has little black holes in it, mine it. That is coal, the fuel you should use in your furnace. Just shift-click the coal when you are in the furnace. It will automatically go in the slot where it should be. Do the same for the iron ore, and I will start smelting! When the first three are smelted into bars, use those three to make a pickaxe like you did for the last ones. If you found 29 ore, use the next two that come out to make an iron sword. After the rest smelts, make some armor out of iron Now you might want to start making a base. Make it out of wood or cobble at first, just because you started a little bit ago. Get rid of the old house because that was only temporary. You can keep your base in the same place the little house was at, but you could also put it on the, top of a hill. That way you can do searching. If you want to be a ranger, make a bow and a tower. Make sure to have some holes in it so you can shoot out of it! In conclusion, this guide taught you how to survive the first…

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    Bethlehem Steel had many interesting parts throughout its one hundred forty plus years of providing steel for not only Pennsylvania but also the entire country. This company gave a lot of people jobs that provided pretty good pay and great retirement plans. Some of the most interesting structures that still stands today is the blast furnaces, and the guns that were provided for the battle ships during World War I and II. The blast furnaces that are still standing today are no longer in use as…

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    Iron Smelting In Africa

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    Iron smelting and forging technologies have existed in African societies between about 1000 and 500 B.C.E. The Iron Age is an important period in Africa that is often met with diffusion theories, on whether or not iron began there. Iron smelting, and other smelting is still used today in certain parts of Africa. Hitherto stone had been the strongest material around for making tools and weapons. Metal was a far more high quality raw material, compared to others, as it could be made into an…

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    Sulfuric Acid

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    Petroleum refining are one known sourced product in the form of elemental. For raw material sourced downstream from metal smelting, Sulfuric acid is used as a dissolving medium in metal extraction processes for example nickel or copper. Smelting gas which are collective gases, Sulfuric acid is required in the leaching operation which is produced from smelter gas to be plant resupplied. From the Market demand for Sulfuric acid Sulfuric acid production seems to have high rate at 1.5-2.5%. From…

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    region. St. Charles is surrounded by the West Arm of Lake Nipissing and Lake Nepewassi. Which has led it to become a tourist attraction, tourists came for the great fishing, hunting and nature attractions. Environmental concerns and its indicators: Air pollution, air quality in the Greater Sudbury district has been influenced by past mining which caused the area to lose vegetation due to all the pollutants being released in the area. Forest regeneration: Due to mining and smelting in the Sudbury…

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    Migration to Australia (from England) prior to 1840 under the government’s vision for an emancipist consumer economy resulted in over 58,000 immigrants arriving for work and settlement. Although this contributed to the growth of the nation and its industries, immigrants began seeking more jobs to cater for personal needs. Thus, the developments of the Glen Osmond mine “generated a new mood of optimism1” for colonial residents, successively expanding its exports for larger communities. Gilles had…

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    Acid Rain In Canada

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    released into the environment. All industrial companies are by federal law only allowed to release a certain amount of emissions into the atmosphere or they will be penalized. In many companies more advanced and efficient methods when processing chemicals, such as flash smelting, is used to reduce the quantity of pollution. One of the other actions taken is research and education of these chemicals to thoroughly understand its effects on the earth and its ecosystem. As much of Canada’s acid rain…

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    Nok Tribe Essay

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    were advanced because of their iron smelting skills,sculptures,and their judicial system, but their strange disappearance has caused historians to be left unsure. The Nok people discovered a way to smelt iron, this allowed them to have the strongest tools during this time period. They also created sculptures made out of a material called Terracotta, this details their culture. The Nok people had a modern judicial system with several courthouses. In about 200 A.D.The Nok people disappeared,…

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    Research Paper On Copper

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    material that tools and weapons were made of. People would trade copper and tin to others who only had one or the other in order to make bronze. As time went on, copper only made a itself more popular. Great Britain was first to industrialize the economy by copper smelting in Swansea. Smelting is a form of extractive metallurgy; its main use is to produce a base metal from its ore. Although copper smelting revolutionized the town it also had a price to pay. The once countryside began to lose…

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    Early Civilizations

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    Many people have innovations within their civilization. An innovation is like an advancement of an item or way of life. One of the major innovations was transportation. According to the Big Era Four website and the Innovations chart, transportation made it easier to get to places faster, transport goods, and trade items with other countries. People that had this advancement were civilizations in Southwest Asia and East Africa. Another innovation is iron smelting. This advancement made it easier…

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