Fuel

Cards (9)

  • Formation of Crude Oil and natural gas
    Formed from small marine organisms that have been decaying deep underground for billions of years.
  • Crude oil Refined products
    Crude oil is a mixture of different hydrocarbons, fractional distillation is used to seperate them based upon boiling point.
  • Natural gas
    Primarily methane with small amounts of propane and ethane.
  • LPG
    Liquid Petroleum Gas, Primarily propane and butane which are liquids under high pressure.
  • Biofuels
    Made from plant material such as grain, sugar cane and vegetable oil and waste.
  • Common Bio-fuels
    Biogas, Biodiesel, Bioethanol
  • Bioethanol
    Natural process where enzymes in yeast convert glucose into ethanol and CO2.
  • Biogas
    Released in breakdown of organic waste by anaerobic bacteria, produce primarily methane
  • Biodiesel
    Produced in a reaction between vegetable oil or animal fat and a small alcohol molecule such as methanol.