Crude oil pumped directly from the ground contains a complex mixture of hydrocarbons of various molecular weights and other liquid organic compounds. It can be black, grey, or even yellow depending on it's makeup.
Mainly carbon and hydrogen. If you didn't mean petrolum but rather food oils, oxygen is also present (there's some oxygen in unrefined petroleum as well, and there may well be sulfur... low sulfur content is what's being referred to when crude oil is described as "sweet").
Since there are different kinds of oil it all depends crude oil,vegetable oil...even the human body contains oil
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There are four main elements in oil. These elements are carbon, hydrogen, sulfur, and nitrogen. Oil is mostly carbon and hydrogen, the sulfur and nitrogen make up less than 5% of oil.
Mainly Carbon and Hydrogen but traces of other elements too.
C, H, N, S, O... Primarily composed of Hydrocarbons. Though the Specific composition varies.
Petrolium mainly contains carbon and hydrogen, and additionally it consists of other elements such as oxygen, sulfur, nitrogen etc.
Carbon (C), and Hydrogen (H).
Shortening, such as Crisco, is made from vegetable oil.
Some of them are highly reactive with oxygen or moisture; storing them in oil isolates them from oxygen or moisture in the air.
Crude oil needs to be separate because as its crude oil at different boiling points burns and so it creates different types of elements, like for example gasoline at 600 degrees celsius
Generally, carbon and hydrogen make up 90% of the elements in petroleum. The other elements are nitrogen, oxygen, sulfur and very minor amounts of metals. These metals are usually called trace metals, and include valadium, nickel and iron. Please remember that oil is a very complex mixture of hydrocarbon compounds, so to fully description of an oil sample, these compounds need to be identified. See link.
There is a simple answer to this question and a more complicated answer. It depends if you are asking what are the major elements that make up crude oil or what compounds can be found in oil. Crude oil is composed mainly of hydrocarbons compounds. Organic compounds containing nitrogen, sulfur and oxygen may be present. Crude oil is a complex mixture, and and the compounds and their fraction in the crude oil will be different in each oil field. Although there are many compounds, these compounds are formed from hydrogen and oxygen. The more complicated answer is there are hundreds of compounds - see related links.
Only elements are in the periodic table (about 100) but oil is not an element, it is a substance.
The principal elements are C, H, O.
Oil and water are both compounds, not elements.
group 1 elements are stored in oil because they are highly reactive elements.
the 7A family in the peroid table of elements
the properties of oil are very different from the element in oil so this makes it easy to solvee
the contituent elements of oil are *carbon *hydrogen *sulfur *nitrogen
Of course motor oil is a chemical ! Anything that has weight is composed of elements. Elements are the incremental building blocks of chemicals. Oil is primarily composed of Hydrogen (an element) and Carbon (an element).
Carbon and hydrogen
carbon hydrogen and oxygen
Oils are examples of hydrocarbons and hence they contain carbon and hydrogen as the elements.
Plastic is predominantly made as a by-product of the fractional distillation of crude oil. Oil is a hydrocarbon, so it contains the elements carbon and hydrogen.