Fractional distillation. Petrol and diesel evaporate at different temperatures.
you put all the gas from the petrol into a tube with water and then a spare tube will take the crude oil into it. so there you go.
bitumen, fuel oil, lubricating oil, diesel, kerosene, naphtha, petrol, refinery gas
Used to separate various fractions (parts) of crude oil eg gas, petrol, kerosene,diesel etc.It is also used in a distillery to separate alcohol from water
In simple terms.. Fractional distillation. The crude is heated, and the vapours collected. The vapours are then condensed - producing petrol.
It is knowen as Crude oil before it has been refined... Once it's been refined it can then be called gasoline, petrol, diesel and just "Oil"
you put all the gas from the petrol into a tube with water and then a spare tube will take the crude oil into it. so there you go.
bitumen, fuel oil, lubricating oil, diesel, kerosene, naphtha, petrol, refinery gas
It is refined from crude oil.
Fractional distillation ( i think)
They are refined in a refinery from crude oil.
Diesel just like gasoline and kerosene are a refinement of crude oil. Diesel is known as 'diesel oil' or 'heavy oil' and is the heaviest distillate of crude oil. Petrol is a spirit and is the lightest distillate.
Petrol is made out of crude oil which is a natural resource. When the crude oil is refined, petrol is produced in addition to other by-products like diesel.
They all come from crude oil/ fossil fuels
cost of refining the crude oil ofcourse... In the UK diesel is more expensive than normal unleaded petrol.
Used to separate various fractions (parts) of crude oil eg gas, petrol, kerosene,diesel etc.It is also used in a distillery to separate alcohol from water
In simple terms.. Fractional distillation. The crude is heated, and the vapours collected. The vapours are then condensed - producing petrol.
It is knowen as Crude oil before it has been refined... Once it's been refined it can then be called gasoline, petrol, diesel and just "Oil"