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Sand and silt changed to rock, covering organic material, and trapped it beneath the rock. Pressure and heat changed some of this organic material into coal, some into oil, and some into natural gas.
Natural gas (and oil) is formed from the fossilized organic remains of sea creatures that were trapped in rocks at the bottom of the sea as sediments accumulated.
natural gas and oil
Generally, the fuel gas we use comes from underground reservoirs, or natural gas, and this is a conventional source. However, a very small part of natural gas sources is the methane found in coal seams. It is being produced and marketed as natural gas and often classified as an unconventional source of natural gas. We generally don't use the term "natural oil" but rather crude oil, that is a conventional source. Oil and gas can be produced as biofuels, and these are considered unconventional sources.
Natural gas was created by the pressure of water, oil was created over time from water and rocks coal was also created by time but in mountains and underground mines from what i call herpes
All fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) are trapped underground. That's where thay were formed, millions of years ago.
Sand and silt changed to rock, covering organic material, and trapped it beneath the rock. Pressure and heat changed some of this organic material into coal, some into oil, and some into natural gas.
oil and gas are explored underground
Natural gas is found underground in porous rock formations either by itself or in conjunction with petroleum. Often these materials are trapped in "omes" in the rocks. These domes are folds in the rocks that are impervious to gas and oil and hold the hydrocarbons.
There is natural oil in the ground, this is what is used to produce gas
Natural gas
yes in certain places
Oil or natural gas
Natural gas (and oil) is formed from the fossilized organic remains of sea creatures that were trapped in rocks at the bottom of the sea as sediments accumulated.
Sunlight. carbon dioxide, and water. These were absorbed by plants and converted into plant materials. These if trapped underground and subjected to heat and pressure were converted into coal, peat, slate, oil, natural gas...
oil and gas rise up through permable rocks and become trapped under impermable rocks. they are then extracted by drilling.
It is geothermal energy, coal energy, and natural gas and oil energy.