Oil is called a fossil fuel because it is made from animals which died and were cemented in mud and heat many years ago. They turned into oil and a type of gas called methane thousands of years later. They are not actually fossils but the equivalent of them because they have been preserved by the mud and eventually turned into oil, a type of fuel.
No, there are no fossils in oil. Fossil fuel (coal, oil and natural gas) gets its name because it has taken an extremely long time to develop, 300 million years, the same time that fossils take. But the two are quite different.
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More accurately, they are fossils of organic detritus. Coal is fossil peat. Crude oil is similarly a fossil of decay products from dead organisms, and most oil deposits are actually younger than 300M yrs, often about 150M years.
Natural gas derives from these substances breaking down: it is mainly methane, also being produced nowadays by decaying farmyard manure, cows belching, and household waste in land-fill tips.
If you are using bio fuel you are not using fossil fuel. Crude oil is a fossil fuel
Pentane is an alkane which has been removed from crude oil by fractional distillation and it's crude oil that's the fossil fuel.
Oils wells dig up fossil fuels. The fuel that they bring up is raw, unrefined, and full of gunk. It's known as crude oil. So yes, crude oil is a fossil fuel. Correct me if I'm wrong.
Crude oil.
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Crude Oil.
Crude oil is a fossil fuel because. It was made from the dead bodies of microscope plant and animals that once lived in the sea
It is a by-product of crude oil, therefore yes.
Crude oil, coal and are fossil fuels. They were formed over millions of years. Crude oil and gas were formed from dead marine organisms
Crude oil was based on the decomposition of ancient forests for the most part. Oil is called a fossil fuel and Qatar uses crude oil as a major source of income.
Coal is a fossil fuel. The major fossil fuels are natural gas, crude oil and coal.
Crude oil.