PPT-FOSSIL FUELS III Coal Formed from ancient plants.

Coal beds were prehistoric swamps Can be considered to be stored solar energy Photosynthesis CO 2 H 2 0 solar energy carbohydrates O 2 We can also run the process backwards and burn carbs to get energy water and carbon dioxide. 5.7A: . Explore . the processes that led to the formation of sedimentary rocks and fossil fuels. . 1. The diagram below shows the sequence of the processes that turn solid rock into sandstone:. Solid rock . gas. By Nicole Piazza. +. Austin Blodgett. . Contents . What is Natural Gas?. What is in Natural Gas?. Where does it come from?. Renewable? Or not?. What makes Natural . Oil. ‘Black Gold’. . 1. What is oil?. 2. How does it form?. . 3. What rocks. and structures is it. f. ound in?. 5. . What are the problems with its. e. xtraction and use?. 4. . How can geologists find it?. IAN p 31. Textbook . pp. 104-111. Fuel. . Fossil Fuels. A substance that provides energy, such as heat, light, motion, or electricity. Result of a chemical change. Energy-rich substances formed from the remains of living organisms. renewable resources. , including air, plants, water, and animals; and . nonrenewable resources. , including coal, oil, and natural gas; and the importance of conservation.. . 1. Which . of these best completes this chart?. Presented at the America First Energy Conference. Houston, Texas. November 9, . 2017. Roger H. Bezdek, Ph.D.. Management Information Services, Inc.. www.misi-net.com. ENERGY REALITIES. Fossil fuels drive economic growth & jobs.. P. 434-449. 17.1 Energy Resources and Fossil Fuels. 17.2 Nuclear Energy. 1. Key Terms. Fossil fuels. Electric generator. Petroleum. Oil reserves. Nuclear energy. Nuclear fission. Nuclear fusion. 2. 17.1 Energy Resources and Fossil Fuels. Grade 6. Term 3: Energy and Change. Mains Electricity. (ppt 2). Topic 4 . Mains Electricity. Fossil Fuels . and electricity. Natural Sciences and Technology - Grade 6. How fossil fuels were formed. It came from . Neha A, Shriya K, Anjali A, Stefan S, Thomas C, Adriel C, Minttu W. Intro to Fossil Fuels. Majority of world’s electrical energy comes from fossil fuels. 8.3.2 Discuss the energy density of fossil fuels with respect to the demands of power stations. . 8.3.3 Discuss the relative advantages and disadvantages associated with the transportation and storage of fossil fuels. . Unit 4. Carbon Dioxide Production from . Burning Fossil Fuels. Pamela J. W. Gore, unit author. What happens when fossil fuels . (like natural gas) burn?. CH. 4. . (methane gas). + . 2O. 2. (gas) . What is the path of carbon from CO. 2. in the air into coal deep in the earth?. Burning Fossil Fuels has the . SAME. formula . as Cellular Respiration. . C. 6. H. 12. O. 6. + 6 0. 2. —>  6 CO. centered. gas (BCG). COALS. Accumulation of plant debris. , . protection from decay by . rapid burial. With burial, first combustible product is . peat. , further burial, increase in P,T and time, peat converts to soft brown coal, called . 2. in air to liberate heat. They can be solids, liquids or gases. . They have carbon and hydrogen. The chief fuels are coal and mineral oil. Fuels can be either of vegetable (organic- coal etc) or mineral (inorganic – .