Module 35 and 36

5. The amount of carbon contained in various fuels.
6. A relatively clean fossil fuel which is mostly methane
10. Carbon which has been buried underground for a LONNNNG time.
11. Carbon in biomass which was recently in the atmosphere.
13. Source of energy which can be regenerated indefinitely as long as it is not overwhelmed.
14. a liquid fuel created from processed or refined biomass.
16. We have 5 years left of this fuel within our borders without importing it.
18. The amount of energy contained in various types of fuels. Ie Natural gas vs. Coal.
22. A largely theoretical point where oil extraction and use which reach their maximum and then start to decline.
24. The ease with which an energy source can be used to do work.
28. The amount of energy use per unit of our GDP.
30. A precursor to coal with the lowest energy content and filthiest emissions.
31. a mixture of hydrocarbons we separate into various fuel products from kerosene to gasoline.
33. amount of energy required to heat 1 gram of water 1 degree celcius.
36. The softest, dirtiest coal with only 60-70% carbon
37. Sources of energy which are infinite.

1. Midgrade Coal with up to 80% carbon.
2. The maximum electrical output possible in a power plant.
3. Choosing the best fuel source for the task.
4. The hardest coal with the fewest impurities
7. Energy gathered by individuals to power just their own needs.
8. Fuel source we could use for 470 years in the US
9. A fuel which does not change the atmospheric balance of CO2
12. Energy sources which are bought and sold, such as coal, oil, and natural gas.
15. The amount of energy expended by using 1 kilowatt of electricity for an hour.
17. The idea that we can design structures and machines which will actually use less energy.
19. An energy source such as electricity which can move and deliver energy.
20. Amount of energy required to heat a pound of water 1 degree Fahrenheit.
21. A way of quantifying energy efficiency.
23. Top two sources of energy for the US.
25. An energy source which cannot be used up.
26. Country which has the highest per capita energy use.
27. A grid in which utilizes small scale technologies to augment big power plants.
29. a graph which represents when production of a resource (usually oil) will reach a maximum, and when it will be depleted.
32. When a fuel is used to generate heat and electricity.
34. Waxy deposits of bitumen mixed in with sand or clay.
35. The ratio of how much energy you can make use of in the form you want compared to the total amount of energy. Ie, how much you wasted.