Static electricity and bellows: what they have in common
- Step 1. Static electricity — is used in — Xerography. Toner sticks to a charged drum.
- Step 2. Xerography — is used in — Laser printer. The principle of xerography.
- Step 3. Laser printer — is made of — Carbon. Toner is carbon black in resin.
- Step 4. Carbon — is material for — Coke. Coke is almost pure carbon: everything else is baked out of the coal.
- Step 5. Coke — is used in — Blast furnace. The fuel and reducing agent is coke (formerly charcoal).
- Step 6. Blast furnace — has part — Bellows. Air was blown in by bellows, later by blowers.