All common fuels (coal, oil, natural gas, petroleum) are fossil fuels. Coal is a fossil fuel and it makes most of the electricity in the world.
As processes and equipment can generally be fitted out to burn either the fossil fuel or the non-fossil equivalent the answer becomes "Anything can use fossil fuel".
Hydrogen, bodiesel, digestor methane, bagasse (and similar agricultural waste), alcohol and wood (including paper etc.) are about the only non-fossil fuels.
Crude oil and coal are two examples of fossil fuels.
If Earth did then there wouldn't be electricity, coal or anything that we humans rely on today that uses fossil fuels.
Wood is not a fossil, it is biomass
fossil fuels are everywhere..examples are petrol, gasoline.. they r ostly used in heating, plastics, ..everything..
India uses fossil fuels such as nuclear and coal.
Personally I used fossil fuels today to boil my kettle, run my laptop on the internet, drive to the shops. Later I will cook my evening meal. All these things use fossil fuels. Electric power uses fossil fuels that are burnt at the nearest power plant.
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biofuel is green because it does not uses fossil fuels to do things.
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how r fossil fuels canverted to fuels
Yes. It uses much less energy from fossil fuels which are coal, oil, and natural gas. Instead, it uses sunlight which is a renewable resource. Fossil fuels are not a renewable resource. When Earth runs out, there is no more.
Certainly. There are many other uses of fossil fuels. Most electricity is generated by burning coal, oil or natural gas.