The modern process of manufacturing steel for iron is by

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Chemistry - 2003 Subject: Chemistry

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The modern process of manufacturing steel for iron is by
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The modern process of manufacturing steel from iron involves a process called "blast reduction." In this process, iron is heated in a blast furnace with a mixture of carbon and oxygen to remove impurities and create steel. The carbon and oxygen react with the impurities to form carbon dioxide and other gases, which are then released. The result is pure, high-quality steel that can be used for a variety of applications. The other options, treatment with acids or alkanal, and oxidation, are not part of the process of manufacturing steel from iron.
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