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something that can be burned to realease heat and light energy.

Fuel

energy-rich substances formed fromnthe remains of living organisms.

Fossil Fuels

changed remains of these organisms into other substances

heat and pressure

provides more energy per kilogram

burning fossil fuels

processed to make something chemically distinct fromhow they were harvested from a natural resources

Natural or Primary fuels

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

solid fossil fuels formed plant remains sedimentary rocks

Coal

broken bits of rocks end up in rivers, stream and lakes

sedimentary rocks

covered with sand and mud

peat

highest form of coal

bituminous coal

highest heat and energy content coal (purest form)

anthracite

fuel with a high carbon content and few impurities, made by heating coal in the absence of air.

Coke fuel

the solid carbonaceous material derived from destructive distillation of low-ash, low-sulphur bituminous coal.

coke fuel

derived from oil refinery cokes units or other cracking processes.

petroleum coke or pet coke

coke used in preparation of producer gas which is a mixture____

carbon monoxide and nitrogen

produced by passing air over re-hot coke.

producer gas

classification of Crude oils

1. paraffinic oil


2. paraffinic-nephthenic oil


3. aromatic intermediate oil

rich in paraffins

paraffinic oil

the can have nearly equal amounts of paraffins and napthenese which together make up more than 50% of the crude

paraffinic-nephthenic oil

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

compounds made from oil used to make plastic, paints, medicines, and cosmetics.

Petrochemicals