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What is the freezing point of oil on the planet Saturn?

The freezing point of oil can vary depending on its composition, but generally, oils have freezing points that range from around -10°C to -30°C (14°F to -22°F) or lower. On Saturn, temperatures can drop to around -178°C (-288°F), well below the freezing points of most oils. Therefore, any oil on Saturn would remain in a solid state due to the extremely low temperatures present in the planet's atmosphere.


Is Mixing oil and water a physical change?

Mixing oil and water is a physical change because no new substances are formed. The molecules of oil and water remain the same, they are just physically mixed together.


can petroleum natural gas or oil be on other planets?

Yes, petroleum, natural gas, and oil could potentially exist on other planets, but they would not form in the same way as on Earth. These hydrocarbons require specific geological processes, including the decomposition of organic matter under heat and pressure over millions of years. While some celestial bodies, like Titan (a moon of Saturn), contain methane and other hydrocarbons, the presence of liquid oil as we know it on Earth is unlikely outside our planet due to the absence of life and the necessary conditions for its formation.


How much oil does NASA use for a single space shuttle launch?

I don"t know about the space shuttles but the fuel consumption of the Saturn V"s used in the manned Moon shots was humungous- bear in mind this is various types of rocket fuel, not anything you would find at a service station, but in the initial stage burns the Saturn V consumed- l6 tons of rocket fuel a second! that"s an average fully loaded Truck of the Mack type- 32,000 lbs, in one second!


Do gaseous planets have density?

Well, some planets, such as Mercury, have little density. For example, the amount of density in oil compared to water. That scenario is an example of the amount of density that you might expect on such planets as Venus.

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