How is renewable different from non renewable?

Anonymous

∙ 15y ago

Updated: 8/17/2019

the difference is that renewable means it can be used over and over again and/or is easily replaced (like: water of wood)

where non renewable means the complete oppiste: It can not be used over and over again only once and/or is easily replaced (like: coal, oil and gas)

Wiki User

∙ 15y ago

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Is wood non - renewable?

non renewable

Is the pencil renewable or non renewable?

Non renewable

Is oil a renewable or a non renewable resource?

Non renewable

Is magnesium bromide renewable or non renewable?

No - it is non-renewable

What renewable and non renewable?

Renewable - unlimited source Non renewable - limited resource

Is a nuclear power station renewable or non-renewable?

Non-renewable

Are silvers renewable or non renewable?

Silver is a non-renewable mineral.

Is nuclear power a renewable or non-renewable resource?

Non-renewable

Is gold slowly renewable quickly renewable or non renewable?

Non.

Is bauxite renewable or non renewable resource?

It's non-renewable.

How is renewable source different from non renewable source?

Non-renewable refers to sources that will eventually run out, such as coal, oil and the like. Renewable, like the sun, wind and wave energy will never run out, as long as the earth is here and we have a moon.

Is chemical energy nonrenewable?

Chemical energy is both renewable and non-renewable in different situations. When burning fossile fuel, it is non-renewable. But it is renewable with flowers as long as their source remains available. So if the chemical the energy is being produced from is renewable, then the chemical energy will be too.