Slag is a by-product that is a complex of oxides and silicates lighter than metal accumulating on the surface due to density differences generated when metals or ores with metal content are melted.
Slag is formed on the steel due to the density becoming lower than the steel itself during refining and oxidation of metal melt in steel production furnaces and removed from the furnace at 1300°C or higher temperatures.
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