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something that can be burned to realease heat and light energy. |
Fuel |
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energy-rich substances formed fromnthe remains of living organisms. |
Fossil Fuels |
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changed remains of these organisms into other substances |
heat and pressure |
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provides more energy per kilogram |
burning fossil fuels |
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processed to make something chemically distinct fromhow they were harvested from a natural resources |
Natural or Primary fuels |
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derived from primary energy sources. These fuels are easier for engines to burn, so are often made from crude oil as a way of getting the most energy out as possible. |
Artificial or Secondary fuels |
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solid fossil fuels formed plant remains sedimentary rocks |
Coal |
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broken bits of rocks end up in rivers, stream and lakes |
sedimentary rocks |
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covered with sand and mud |
peat |
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highest form of coal |
bituminous coal |
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highest heat and energy content coal (purest form) |
anthracite |
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fuel with a high carbon content and few impurities, made by heating coal in the absence of air. |
Coke fuel |
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the solid carbonaceous material derived from destructive distillation of low-ash, low-sulphur bituminous coal. |
coke fuel |
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derived from oil refinery cokes units or other cracking processes. |
petroleum coke or pet coke |
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coke used in preparation of producer gas which is a mixture____ |
carbon monoxide and nitrogen |
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produced by passing air over re-hot coke. |
producer gas |
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classification of Crude oils |
1. paraffinic oil 2. paraffinic-nephthenic oil 3. aromatic intermediate oil |
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rich in paraffins |
paraffinic oil |
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the can have nearly equal amounts of paraffins and napthenese which together make up more than 50% of the crude |
paraffinic-nephthenic oil |
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they can have subequal amount of paraffins and nephtheness, which total less than 50% and the composition is dominated by the aromaties and asphalteness |
Aromatic intermediate oil |
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compounds made from oil used to make plastic, paints, medicines, and cosmetics. |
Petrochemicals |