Nonrenewable Energy Resources
Across
- 2. What does coal originate from? pg. 171
- 6. the number 1 energy resources that comes from Coal. pg. 169/172
- 7. the number one energy resource that comes from petroleum. pg. 169/172
- 10. what is created in a power plant that turns the turbines to generate electricity. pg. 172/173
- 12. a con of fossil fuels that is created by buring fossil fuels and releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. pg. 175
- 14. resources that are used faster than they can be replaced. pg. 168
- 15. a nonrenewable resource that forms from the remains of organisms that lived long ago. pg. 168
- 16. a pro of nuclear fuel is that mining for uranium does not disrupt what? pg. 174
- 17. a liquid mixture of complex hydrocarbon compounds. pg. 169
- 18. a con of fossil fuels that forms with sulfur dioxide and moisture. pg. 175
- 20. energy released when the nuclei of atoms split or combine. pg. 168
- 23. the first step of coal formation is plant matter changing into what? pg. 171
- 24. the most common nuclear fuel obtained by mining. pg. 168
- 25. a pro of nuclear fuel is that it does not produce any what? pg. 174
- 26. a pro of fossil fuels is that is it what to obtain and use. pg. 175
- 27. a solid mixture of hydrocarbons. pg. 169
- 28. a gaseous mixture of hydrocarbons. pg. 169
Down
- 1. the number 1A and 1B energy resources that come from Natural gas. pg. 169/172
- 3. the most valuable type of coal because it has the most carbon is what? pg. 171
- 4. resources are replaced by natural processes at least as quickly as they are used. pg. 168
- 5. when the nuclei of radioactive atoms are split into two or more fragments. pg. 173
- 8. a con of fossil fuels that creates a brownish haze causing respiratory problems. pg. 175
- 9. What do petroleum and natural gas originate from? pg. 170
- 11. a con of nuclear fuel is having to store what for thousands of years. pg. 174/175
- 13. a con of nuclear fuel that can disrupt aquatic ecosystems. pg. 174/175
- 19. a pro of nuclear fuel is that it produces a large amount of what? pg. 174
- 21. a natural resource that humans use to generate energy. pg 168
- 22. a con of nuclear fuel is harmful what leaking out into the environment. pg. 174/175