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The fuel can refer to various types of energy sources, depending on the context. Common examples include gasoline, diesel, natural gas, coal, and renewable sources like biofuel or hydrogen. Each type of fuel serves different applications, such as powering vehicles, generating electricity, or heating. If you have a specific context in mind, please provide more details for a tailored response.
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Why is petroleum called wonder fuel?
Why is petroleum called 'wonder fuel'?Since petrol is being used in all the economic activities, it is likely called 'wonder fuel'.
What is another name for a giant fuel store?
A giant fuel store can be called a fuel depot.
What is another name for giant fuel store?
A giant fuel store can be called a fuel depot.
What type of fuel is needed for a jet?
The type of fuel used for aircrafts is different from that used in cars. It is called avaition fuel. It is also called white petrol.
What is a Fuel burning in air called?
Its called "fire".
What is the fuel called that remains in the aircraft after engine fuel starvation?
It's called 'unusable fuel.' The stats in the operation manual will always state the total fuel capacity and unusable fuel. When there are multiple tanks in multiple locations, the unusable fuel in all tanks will be stated.
What do airplanes run on?
Airplanes run on special fuel that is designed for them. It is called Jet fuel. It is also called white Petrol.
What is a rapid reaction between oxygen and fuel called?
A rapid reaction between oxygen and a fuel is called combustion.
Where is your fuel injector Yukon99?
You have what is called a spider fuel injectors and it is located up underneath the intake manifold. You have what is called a spider fuel injectors, that is located under the intake manifold.
What is theExternal fuel chamber attached to an aircraft called?
conformal fuel tanks
What type of fuel do planes run on?
It is called jet fuel or white petrol.
What is the line called that runs from the fuel pump to the fuel filter?
Pressure, supply,
