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The flow chart outlines the recycling process of plastic bottles, which consists of 5 steps for materialization and 4 stages for creating new products. The process begins with the collection of bottles, followed by sorting, compressing, washing, and transforming into plastic pellets. Finally, these pellets are processed into raw material, shaped into bars, and used to manufacture new products.

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The flow chart outlines the recycling process of plastic bottles, which consists of 5 steps for materialization and 4 stages for creating new products. The process begins with the collection of bottles, followed by sorting, compressing, washing, and transforming into plastic pellets. Finally, these pellets are processed into raw material, shaped into bars, and used to manufacture new products.

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The flow chart illustrates how plastic bottles

are recycled.
Overall, there are 5 steps in the process of
materialization, meanwhile 4 stages are
required to create new products out of these
materials right after.
Initially, when bottles and waste are put into
trash cans , a truck will come to transport
them to the processing plant. Subsequently,
these things are chose whether to be used or
not by pushing them into the tick or the
cross. Plastic bottles are later compressed
into square blocks, which will be crushed into
smaller pieces to be moved down to a liquid
for washing.
When these pieces are entirely clean, a
machine will be used to transform them into
plastic pellets. More heat is then added to
those particles so that they form raw
material. After this, the raw material is
shaped into rectangular bars and placed on a
rack. End products are eventually
manufactured by those bars.

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