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Opening your own Shell gas station requires contacting SHELL oil and asking for a open dealership/location.
Use the oil at the gas station. answered by a twelve year old. Alisha Answered by a 12 year old and it seems the question was written by a 5 year old.
Alberta ... oil sands ... not the cleanest oil around, but abundant. Or your local GAS station.
It's refined from crude oil, which comes from the ground.Petrol comes from cruide oil befor the petrol station and is washed up onto shore bed. Petrol comes from cruide oil befor the petrol station and is washed up onto shore bed.It is refined from crude oil.It comes from cruide oil by means of separation.Petrol is a fossil fuel, its basically animals/plants that have been dead for a very long time...
Oil is petrol
Petrol and oil will mix, with the petrol acting as a solvent.
Petrol is processed oil.
Petrol is crude oil that has been purified on earth. It gets purified through processes such as fractional distilation. This is what goes in your car. Crude oil came from when most of the earth had forest and when organisms died they got compacted in a way that made them produce oil over a extremly long period of time. So in a nut shell petrol is from earth.
50 parts petrol to 1 part oil... 20 litres of petrol to 500ml of oil
If one wants to know the current petrol and oil prices one can pass by a local gas station or view them online. Online there are different sites that provide these prices, for instance oil-price or the official state site eia (Energy Information Administation
Petrol is derived from oil. Oil is formed over millions of years in the earth. Currently we as a world are using oil faster than the natural process is making it. Because of this oil is becoming more and more difficult to find, costs are soaring and this in turn is making oil in may situations more valuable than gold. If we run out of oil, petrol and many ofther products made from the oil will cease. Companies like Shell and BP are desperate to make bio fuels.
Yes you can its 1/4 a tsp of oil for 1 tsp of extract