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What classification do coral reefs that are preserved as sedimentary rocks fall under?
Preserved coral reefs that have turned into sedimentary rocks are classified as biogenic sedimentary rocks.
What are traces of ancient organisms have been preserved in rock?
Fossils are the main traces of ancient organisms preserved in rock. These can include bones, shells, footprints, and plant remains. Additionally, organic molecules such as DNA and proteins have been found in some well-preserved fossils.
What is it called when something is preserved in ice or snow?
It is called cryopreservation when something is preserved in ice or snow, a process used to preserve biological material at extremely low temperatures.
What is preserved in ice or snow?
Ice and snow can preserve organic material such as animals, plants, and microbes by preventing decay and decomposition. This often includes well-preserved fossils or remains of ancient organisms. Additionally, ice cores can preserve climate information and atmospheric gases that provide valuable insight into Earth's history.
Remains or traces of organisms preserved in a rock are called what?
fossils
Why sodium is kept in kerosene?
Sodium metal reacts violently with water, and is stored in kerosine (for example) to avoid contact with moisture in the air.
Is jet fuel highly corossive or not?
Most common jet fuel is kerosine based and not corrosive.Most common jet fuel is kerosine based and not corrosive.
What is kerosine called in England?
Kerosene
What is kerosine used for?
it is used for the fuel of planes
How can kerosine be separated from stew?
Kerosine (Kerosene or Paraffin as it is more commonly known) can not be removed completely from stew, it's best throw the meal away.
What is kerosine?
kerosene is a chemical use for heat and oil
Which non metal is preserved by keeping it out of contact of air?
Sodium is a nonmetal that can be preserved by storing it under a layer of oil or in an inert gas atmosphere to prevent it from reacting with oxygen in the air.
What fuel does a jet plane use?
wow your dad is a truly amazing pilot if he can use diesel...most jet's and planes use kerosine as a fuel, at least im sure it's kerosine :)
What happens if you put kerosine in a car?
If it is in sealed containers in the trunk, nothing.
Who decide the kerosine oil dealer commission?
government of india,ministry of petroleum
How do you make bio-kerosene?
bio kerosine is made from the catalytic cracking of bio diesel
How do you make bio kerosene?
bio kerosine is made from the catalytic cracking of bio diesel
