6.5: Fossil Fuels

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  1. 2. TOWER Tall structure used in the refining process to separate components of a liquid mixture through distillation.
  2. 3. Grinding or crushing something into fine particles.
  3. 5. Compound consisting solely of hydrogen and carbon atoms, often found in fossil fuels.
  4. 6. Primary component of natural gas, a simple hydrocarbon molecule composed of one carbon and four hydrogen atoms.
  5. 7. Substances injected into fractures during hydraulic fracturing to maintain openness.
  6. 8. CRACKER Device in petroleum refining that breaks down large hydrocarbon molecules into smaller ones using a catalyst.
  7. 9. Method of extracting oil or gas from underground rock formations using hydraulic fracturing.
  8. 12. OIL Oil extracted from sedimentary rock, specifically shale formations.
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  1. 1. Viscous petroleum substance derived from natural deposits or petroleum refining.
  2. 3. Granular materials injected into fractures to keep them open during hydraulic fracturing.
  3. 4. COLUMN Tower-like structure used in petroleum refining to separate components based on boiling points.
  4. 10. Thick, black substance derived from petroleum and used in various applications such as road paving.
  5. 11. Sedimentary rock rich in organic materials, often containing hydrocarbons.