Practicing Stewardship

Cards (32)

  • Renewable resources are the materials that can be replaced or replenished over a reasonable amount of time.
  • Nonrenewable resources are those that cannot be replaced or replenished over a reasonable amount of time.
  • hydrocarbus - carbon and hydrogen compounds
  • The three forms of fossil fuels are natural gas, crude oil or petroleum and coal
  • Distillation is the process of evaporating a liquid and then cooling the steam at a certain temperature to condense it into its pure substance
  • Coal
    Made up of plants such as ferns and trees; Highly combustible rock made mostly of carbon
  • Natural Gas
    Made up of zooplankton and algae; Mostly made of methane, use din power plants
  • Crude Oil or Petroleum
    Made up of zooplankton and algae ; Yields different products once distilled
  • Propene,Propane & Butane
    Propene is combined with other chemicals to make anesthetics and polypropolene
  • Gasoline-blending components (28*C - 85*)

    Products include fuel injector cleaners and ethanol
  • Naptha (85*C - 177*C)

    Light Naptha produces paraffin wax, which is used in crayons, candles, beauty treatments, lubrication and electrical insulation; Heavy Naptha is crucial in the production of plastics
  • Kerosene(177 - 232*C)

    It is used in camping stoves and jet fuels
  • Diesel (232 - 343*C)

    It is used as fuel in diesel engines such as trucks and buses
  • Lubricating Oils (343 - 566*C)

    This is used in forging and in making laxatives and petroleum jelly
  • Residual fuel oil (>566*C)

    It is used as fuel for ships and some power plants
  • Residual after the processing of crude oil
    Bitumen is used for road construction and roofing
  • Concrete is a mix of water, aggregate (sand and gravel), and cement
  • Cement is made up of certain proportions of materials such as calcium, silicon, aluminum and iron.
  • Bitumen is a black sticky petroleum product made of a polycyclic hydrocarbon that has to be heated to hold teh aggregates together.
  • Glass is much heavier and more difficult to color.
  • Silicon dioxide is also used in making fiber optics for cables, fiberglass, and signanges.
  • Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)
  • Polyester or polyethylene terephthalate comes from the chemical reaction of petroleum, air and water
  • Petrochemicals are also by-products of petroleum
  • sodium laureth sulfate (SLES)
  • Sustainability means not just providing for the needs of today but also considers how the future generations will live.
  • Water Footprint is the measure of the amount of water needed to make a certain product.
  • Sustainability Science is a relevant emerging field of research that studies the interactions between natural and social systems and how these interactions affect the challenge of sustainability
  • Asphalt is made up of 95% aggregate (crushed stone, gravel and sand) and 5% bitumen
  • STRAWW - Soil, Trees, Air, Water, Wildlife
  • CMON - Coal, Minerals, Oil, Natural Gas
  • Soap is made up of fat treated with an alkali that has cleaning properties. Detergent are extensively use din all forms of cleaning products and are made out of petrochemicals.