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1/20 Fuel Types and Uses

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Wood is commonly used as a fuel in the forms of
Firewood
Charcoal
Oil
Coal
Wood is often used in ___________ developed countries due to easy accessibility.
more
less
evenly
______________________ is partially decomposed organic material that can be burned for fuel.
Natural gas
Peat
Charcoal
Coal
When talking about types of coal from least amount of heat and carbon content to most heat and carbon, put these in order.
Bituminous coal
Peat
Lignite
Anthracite
Natural gas is made up mostly of
Nitrogen (N2)
Propane (C3H8)
Carbon Dixoide (CO2)
Methane (CH4)
What makes up tar sands? (ALL BUT 1)
Sand
Water
Coal
Clay
Bitumen (crude oil)
Fuel economy fluctuates in response to (ALL BUT 1)
Political issues/regulations
Consumer demand for differnt types of vehicles
Oil prices
Development of new technologies
Development of electric cars
Electricity itself is "clean" (no polutants); __________ of electricity is not
Production
Use
Transmission
Storage
What is a network of interconnected transmission lines that connect power plants together and link them with end users called?
Transmission grid
Electrical grid
Smart grid
Electrical power plant
The process of cogeneration combines ____________ & __________ to generate electricity and produce heat
power
heat
water