What are table lamps made of?
Table lamps take ceramic, steel, brass, power cable, cotton fabric and paper directly. Trace them back and you pass 42 made things on the way to 24 raw materials.
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What goes straight in
From the ground: 24 raw materials
- Clay through ceramic
- Kaolin through paper
- Feldspar through ceramic
- Quartz through ceramic
- Water through paper
- Limestone through paper
- Iron ore through steel, manganese
- Air through steel, argon
- Dolomite through steel, magnesium
- Manganese ore through steel, manganese
- Natural gas through steel, manganese
- Copper ore through brass, copper
- Zinc ore through brass, zinc
- Lead ore through brass, lead
- Tin ore through brass, tin
- Crude oil through brass, aluminum
- Coal through brass, aluminum
- Raw cotton through cotton fabric, cotton yarn
- Corn through cotton fabric, corn starch
- Timber through paper, wood pulp
- Sulfur through power cable, PVC, pigment
- Bauxite through brass, aluminum, alumina
- Rock salt through paper, wood pulp, caustic soda
- Titanium ore through power cable, PVC, pigment, titanium dioxide
Made along the way: 36 things
Metals 12
Chemicals and fuels 18
Oxygen gasQuicklimeArgonPropaneSulfuric acidPetroleum cokeEthyleneChlorinePigmentPlasticizerCaustic sodaHydrogen peroxideCharcoalNaphthaTitanium dioxideCarbon blackPropyleneHydrogen