smelt it..didnt you ever play runescape!
Carbon
blast furnace
ferrite
Rocks, Rocky Iron, Iron, Dust, and/or Ice.
The basic process to extract iron from ores is to oxidize the ore into iron oxides (such as FeO, Fe2O3, etc.). The iron oxides are melted and mixed with charcoal or coke (carbon from purified coal). The reaction for Fe(III)oxide is: 2Fe2O3 + 3C ---> 4Fe + 3CO2 Typically the molten product was pored into ingots known as pig iron.
Gold is formed independently from rocks so unlike iron or copper there is no 'ore' to extract it from. In general gold is acquired by finding nuggets in rocks. The gold is simply chipped off from the rock. It is extremly difficult if not impossible to extract the small traces of gold that can be found in many rocks and as far as i am aware no commercial technique for acccquiring such gold.
Yes, iron typically comes from rocks called ores. Ores are mineral deposits that contain enough iron to be economically extracted. Iron ores are usually oxide or sulfide minerals that must undergo processing, such as crushing, grinding, and magnetic separation, to extract the iron.
It's a sort of vicious circle. Gold is expensive so it is much in demand. So gold is extracted from rocks where it forms an ounce or less in every ton of rock - which is expensive! Iron is not so rare and is easier to extract.
It is Paxton
Water you can extract if the force is with you.
Miners extract iron ore from the ground.
Iron
yes
Carbon
Use a magnet to extract the iron from the sulfur.
blast furnace
Ancient Egyptians extracted iron ore from rocks using a combination of heating the rocks in fires to break them down, and then using various tools to extract the iron. This process involved a series of steps including crushing the rocks, smelting the ore to separate the iron from the rock, and then shaping the iron into tools and weapons.