Fossil fuels are natural energy sources formed from the decomposed remains of ancient plants and animals, buried and subjected to heat and pressure over millions of years. The main types of fossil fuels include coal, oil, and natural gas. They are primarily used for energy production and transportation but contribute significantly to greenhouse gas emissions and climate change when burned. As a result, there is a growing shift towards renewable energy alternatives to mitigate environmental impacts.
Coal, oil, and natural gas
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the carbon film on a fossil is a thin film of carbon residue preserved on a fossil. =)
Do you mean spent fuel? This term is used to describe fuel rods that have insufficient energy left.
A fossil is a living organism (plant/animal) that died and left traces in a dirt or rock compound. An example for this would be a 'Dinosaur'.
Black Rock or charcoal fossil Answer Fossil fuel.
green house gasses are produced like carbon dioxide which is the most common one produced by cars
Black, combustible, fossil fuel.
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The term used to describe when fuel vaporizes in the fuel pump, blocking the flow of fuel to the engine, is "vapor lock." This phenomenon typically occurs when the fuel temperature rises, causing it to vaporize and create gas bubbles in the fuel lines, which disrupts the normal flow of liquid fuel. Vapor lock can lead to engine stalling or difficulty starting, especially in hot weather or under high-performance conditions.
It is located in fuel tank, submersed in fuel. It uses a worm gear type drive to create fluid pressure that sends fuel to engine.