No car runs on crude oil. This is the oil that comes out of the ground. It must be refined into gasoline or diesel, at the refinery before it can be sold.
Crude oil is a mixture of different hydrocarbons and impurities, making it unsuitable for use in cars. Before being used as fuel, crude oil needs to be refined into various products such as gasoline, diesel, and other petroleum products that are compatible with car engines. Direct use of crude oil in cars can damage the engine and affect performance.
Not necessarily. We use fuels such as oil to power some generators which create electricity for all sorts of purposes. Hybrid cars use a gas and electric engine. At coasting speeds and when braking the cars charge the electric battery, when accelerating, they use the electricity.
Gasoline (petrol) Paraffin Diesel (DERV) Gas oil (Heating oil)
crude oil is needed because it is useful to use in home etc..........
Crude oil is oil got from directly extracting process. you can use an oil extracting machine such as screw oil press or hydraulic oil press which are common oil extracting machines used for this.
because it is so 'useful' for example we use them in cars, and also because it is so rare like gold
"It was a crudely drawn picture of a horse"
The petrol we use in our cars in produced by the distillation of crude oil. We also use natural gases for heat. Coal, Oil, and natural gases are called fossil fuels because they were formed from plant and animal remains.
Crude is something that has not been altered and is in its raw state. A good sentence would be, a new shipment of crude oil was just received yesterday.
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Crude oil is typically transported to refineries where it is processed into various products such as gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. These products are then distributed to retailers for consumer use. Some crude oil is also used in petrochemical plants to produce chemicals and plastics.
Crude Oil dates back to ancient times where it was used as a liniment. In 1850 crude oil was refined by a process created by Edwin Drake of Western Pennsylvania.