When would dross and slag tend to float on the metal surface? – McqOptions

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1.	When would dross and slag tend to float on the metal surface?
A.	When pouring basins are doubled
B.	When pouring basins are made large
C.	When pouring basins are made small
D.	When pouring basins are removed
Answer» C. When pouring basins are made small

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