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Oil that you recycle is turned into new products. Some of these include hydraulic or transformer oil. Before they are turned into new products, they must be treated.
Used motor oil is processed as fuel for industrial furnaces and electricity generators. It can also be refined as lubricating oil once again. It's actually more energy efficient to refine used oil than from crude.
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What happens to it when it is recycled?
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What happens to cardboard when its not recycled?
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What happens to cardboard when it is recycled?
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What happens to used petroleum?
Motor oil can be recycled. See related link. A lot of people who change their oil are not going to bother with recycling it.
What happens to recycled materials?
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What happens to metal that isn't recycled?
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What happens to the paper after it is recycled?
It is re-used
What items of cars can be recycled?
oil filters
What will happen to oil when glass is recycled?
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Is motor oil recyclable?
Yes, the oil is recycled. It gets refined into stock for lubricating oil.
What happens to oil once it is used up?
Once oil is used, it typically undergoes a process of degradation and disposal. Used oil can be recycled and re-refined into new lubricating oil or other products, reducing environmental impact and conserving resources. If not recycled, it may be disposed of improperly, leading to contamination of soil and water. Proper management and recycling are essential to minimize environmental harm and maximize resource recovery.
What happens to old mobile phone batteries?
They get recycled
