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Fossil Fuels More to know

Common Petroleum products Common Products That Use Oil: Plastics Ink Paint Shoe Polish Nylons Roof shingles Novelty Candy Cosmetics Candles Vaseline Bug Killer Ammonia Tires Asphalt Crayons Paper cups Wax paper

What is the total annual consumption of petroleum in the U. S What is the total annual consumption of petroleum in the U.S. per capita? 2. What is the approximate total annual consumption of petroleum in the U.S.?

Consumption of Fossil Fuels (1770 – 2000)

Coal Reserves

Which type of coal has … the highest energy content? the lowest energy content? the highest sulfur content? 4. the lowest sulfur content?

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