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Continue readingto extract metal from ore through a heating process
smelt(noun)small cold-water silvery fish; migrate between salt and fresh water
smelt(verb)small trout-like silvery marine or freshwater food fishes of cold northern waters
smelt(verb)extract (metals) by heating
the quality of a thing that makes it perceptible to the sense organs in the nosethe smell of vanilla is supposed to be very soothing
a very small amountthe pie has barely a smell of ginger, but lots of cinnamon
a special quality or impression associated with somethinga law firm with a mahogany-lined boardroom that has the discernible smell of money and power
to become aware of by means of the sense organs in the nosewe smelled the aroma of freshly baked cookies as soon as we walked in the house
to have a vague awareness ofI smell something fishy about this situation
to be objectionable or unsatisfactorythat movie smells—I wouldn't waste my money on it if I were you
1. Because you need such a hot flame to smelt ore, smiths in the past would require bellows to pour oxygen into their furnaces and raise their temperature to the required level.
2. A piece of ore is a rock with significant valuable resources within it, but you must smelt this ore with intense heat in order to extract these valuable resources.
3. The earliest process used to smelt iron ore did not melt the iron so much as soften it, allowing it to be pulled away from the rest of the less useful materials in the ore.
4. In the old days, a blacksmith would have to smelt ore by hand using a furnace in his smithy, a process that took a great deal of time.
5. In order to get useable metal out of iron ore, you must smelt it with extreme heat to get rid of the useless impurities.
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