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Energy can come from
fossil fuels
, oil and
natura gas
A
renewable energy source
is one of that is being or can be replenished as it is used meaning you wont
run out
of it
an example of non renewable energy resource is
fossil fuels
:
coal
and oil and natural gas
Fossil fuels
can be burned to heat water. This produces
steam
the steam turn the turbine which powers a generator
Advantages of fossil fuels is that its more
reliable
Disadvantages of
fossil fuels
is that its bad for the
environment
When fossil fuels are burned we call this
reaction combustion
fuel + oxygen=
co2
+
water
Most fuels including
coal
contain carbon and
hydrogen
and may also contain some sulfur
Burning fuels can result in carbon dioxide and
carbon monoxide
which is harmful for humans as it binds to
blood cells
around the
body
Nuclear
fuels release energy through
nuclear
reactions which can break the atomic nuclei … proton and neutrons
Energy released through the
nuclear reaction
is used to heat energy to produce steam similar to burning
fossil fuels
Nuclear energy leads to
radioactive waste
and is
expensive
but it isnt bad for the environment or emit any greenhouse gases
A
non renewable
resource cant be
replenished
sulfur dioxide links to
acid rain
Biofuels
have lower
co2 emissions
but require expensive Specialist equipment
Wind is renewable but can be
noisy
and look
uglt
Hydro
electric power is renewable and doesnt release pollutant gases but can harm the environment by
flooding
Geothermal
is renewable because the Core remains hot
Tidal
is renewable and
reliable
Solar energy
is renewable but is
unreliable
and expensive
Water waves
is renewable and doesnt release
green house gases
but can be expensive and machines can be damaged by storms or bad weather
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