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mellowbrook
For a process, describe what enters each stage, what changes and what comes out, where the diagram shows those details. That adds useful information without inventing reasons for the steps.
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hazelpages
If a diagram only says 'heated', should we avoid adding a temperature or saying why it is heated?
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clearspark
Yes, unless the diagram gives that information. You can describe where heating occurs in the sequence and what happens next, but not supply an unshown temperature or purpose.
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coralnotes
Could you share the diagram and your shorter answer? Then we can check for missed stages or connections. Without them, it's hard to tell what useful detail is missing.
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