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    Life Cycle of Aluminium Cans

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    The document describes the process of recycling aluminum cans. Aluminum cans are brought to treatment plants where they are sorted, cleaned, and melted down into molten aluminum at high temperatures which removes ink and germs. The molten aluminum is then poured into ingots and sent to factories to be made into new products like cans, airplane parts, and bicycles.

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    Life Cycle of Aluminium Cans

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    The document describes the process of recycling aluminum cans. Aluminum cans are brought to treatment plants where they are sorted, cleaned, and melted down into molten aluminum at high temperatures which removes ink and germs. The molten aluminum is then poured into ingots and sent to factories to be made into new products like cans, airplane parts, and bicycles.

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    The document describes the process of recycling aluminum cans. Aluminum cans are brought to treatment plants where they are sorted, cleaned, and melted down into molten aluminum at high temperatures which removes ink and germs. The molten aluminum is then poured into ingots and sent to factories to be made into new products like cans, airplane parts, and bicycles.

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    Life Cycle of Aluminium Cans

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    The document describes the process of recycling aluminum cans. Aluminum cans are brought to treatment plants where they are sorted, cleaned, and melted down into molten aluminum at high temperatures which removes ink and germs. The molten aluminum is then poured into ingots and sent to factories to be made into new products like cans, airplane parts, and bicycles.

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    what happens to How to recycle aluminum cans.

    aluminum cans? Now, rewrite the paragraphs using suitable cohesive devices given.
    First
    Next If... Then...
    Name: DARRSHANA D/O MURUGAN After that step is complete When you are
    finished Finally
    Date: 1 APRIL 2022

    Read the sentences below.


    Then number the sentences in
    the correct order.

    5 When it reaches 750°C, the molten aluminum gets so hot it


    removes all the ink (and germs!)

    3 Once at the treatment plant, the cans are sorted, cleaned,


    and melted down into molten aluminum.

    6, the aluminum ingots leave the treatment plant and are sent to
    factories where they become new cans, airplane parts, and
    bicycles.

    2, hundreds of thousands of aluminum cans are brought to


    treatment plants every day.

    4, the melted aluminum is poured into large bricks called


    ingots. Each ingot is made of about one and a half million
    aluminum cans.

    1 Have you ever wondered what happens to an aluminum


    can after you put it in a recycling bin?
    Have you ever wondered what happens to an aluminum can after you put it in a recycling bin? Hundreds of thousands of aluminum cans are
    brought to treatment plants every day. once at the treatment plant, the cans are stored, cleaned, and melted down into molten aluminum. ,
    the melted aluminum is poured into large bricks called ingots. Each ingot is made of about one and a half million aluminum cans. Next, the
    melted aluminum is poured into large bricks called ingots. Each ingot is made of about one and a half million aluminum cans. After that step
    is completed. when it reaches 750°C the molten aluminum gets so hot it removes all the ink (and germs) finally, the aluminum ingots leave
    the treatment plant and are sent to factories where they become new cans, airplane parts, and bicycles.

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