Diesel is the heaviest distillate of crude oil and comes out of the bottom of the distillation towers in an oil refinery.
I refer you to the Channel 5 programme "How Do They Do It" Episode 10, still available on "Demand 5", where Robert Llewellin explains it all.
Non-renewable...
Yup! Crude Oil -> Crude Oil Vapour --> Diesel Oil --> Ethene --> Poly(ethene)
No, diesel is a petroleum based product, from oil, so it is not renewable.However, bio-diesel is now being manufactured from plant oil. This is renewable. Diesel engines will also run on recycled cooking oil, mostly from restaurants.Read the related questions below.
.Oil is used for petrol and diesel for transportation. .Oil is the basic formation .Most things we use in our daily life are made up of oil.
8.5 barrels makes 1 M.T of diesel oil
No Diesel is one of many things made from crude oil.
yes
Diesel is made from crude oil. It is generated after a fractional distillation of petroleum fuel oil. There are different variations of diesel, all graded according to the amount of sulfur they contain.
Diesel is made from crude oil. It is generated after a fractional distillation of petroleum fuel oil. There are different variations of diesel, all graded according to the amount of sulfur they contain.
Diesel is mainly made from crude(heavy) oil
refining of crude oil
Diesel is refined oil. Oil is made of Carbon (C). So, diesel is a refined form of Carbon.
oil that is not refined as much as gas
Oil and fossilized coal.
Deisel is made out of plants.
Gasoline is processed from crude oil. It is not oil but it is from oil. Diesel is a type of oil and it is also made from crude.
Oil made from the seeds of this tree, known as pongamia oil, can be used to produce bio-diesel. Bio-diesel is a renewable source of energy, a diesel oil made from vegetation, so its burning does not contribute to global warming.