energy and fuel Flashcards

(63 cards)

1
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Industry accounts for about __________ of all energy consumption in the US

A

one-third

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2
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the principal driver for industry

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economics

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3
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are the essential building blocks for other products

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basic chemicals

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4
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include raw material gases, pigments, fertilizers, plastics, and rubber

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basic chemicals

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5
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sometimes called bulk or commodity chemicals because they are produced in large amounts and have relatively low prices

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basic chemicals

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6
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including petroleum refining

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bulk chemical manufacturing

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7
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single largest industrial consumer of energy which consumes more than half of all fuel used by this sector

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bulk chemical manufacturing

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8
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fine or specialty chemicals

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other chemicals

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9
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consumes more than half of all fuel used by this sector.

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bulk chemical manufacturing

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10
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require less energy to produce and sell for much higher prices

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other chemicals

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11
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includes medicines, soaps, and paints

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other chemicals

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12
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fastest growing energy sources

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renewable and nuclear energy

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13
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fastest-growing
fossil fuel

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natural gas

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14
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remain the largest energy
source but projected to fall slightly

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liquid fuel

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15
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remains flat and use in
industrial processes is expected to slow

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coal

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16
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highly energy-intensive

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extraction and processing of mined materials

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17
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any of a class of
hydrocarbon containing materials
of biological origin
occurring within
Earth’s crust that can
be used as a source of
energy

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fossil fuel

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18
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include coal,
petroleum, natural
gas, oil shales,
bitumens, tar sands,
and heavy oils

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fossil fuel

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19
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can be burned in air or with oxygen derived from air to
provide heat

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fossil fuel

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20
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solid fossil fuel

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coal

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21
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liquid fossil fuel

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petroleum

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22
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hard, black, rock like

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coal

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23
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most abundant produced on earth

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coal

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24
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non-renewable, takes million years to create

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coal

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formed by carbon, hydrocarbon, oxygen, nitrogen and varying amount of sulfur
coal
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without water the carbon increases and form a hard black substance
coalification
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types of coal
lignite, bituminous, anthracite
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hardest, more carbon, high energy content
anthracite
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in between
bituminous
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soft, low carbon, high in oxygen and hydrogen content
lignite
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substance from which other substance is form
precursor
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precursor to coal
peat
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Electricity from coal is the electric power made from energy store in coal
true
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Energy is released when coal is burning
true
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three type of fossil fuel
coal, petroleum, natural gas
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used over for 5000 years
crude oil
37
High in hydrogen and carbon molecules
crude oil
38
Egyptian used for medicine and fuel lamps
crude oil
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Form from the remains of animals and plants (diatoms) that lived millions of years ago in a marine environment before dinosaurs
crude oil
40
From plants called plankton
crude oil and natural gas
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Mixture of gases and was used more than 2000 years ago
natural gas
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lighter than air
methane
43
burn gas to dissolve the salt
salt water
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the largest greenhouse gas emitter (3/4 of carbon, methane and other greenhouse gas emission).
fossil fuel
45
burning fossil fuel in high pressure produced electricity and does not lead to heavy concentration of pollutant in water and air
false
46
cleanest fossil fuel
natural gas
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uses heat energy generated from burning coal to produce electrical energy
steam/thermal power station
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used to produce large amounts of electrical energy since coal is abundant
steam/thermal power station
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uses the Rankine Cycle
steam/thermal power station
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cycle of the steam produced in the boiler, then taken to the Steam turbine (prime mover).
Rankinecycle
51
This energy source is completely renewable and the costs of installation are outweighed by the money saved in energy bills from traditional suppliers.
solar energy
52
amongst the most abundant forms of alternative energy
nuclear energy
53
how many countries relay on nuclear energy
13
54
how many nuclear plants are operating
450
55
make use of animal and plant life to create energy
biofuel
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fuels that can be obtained from some form of organic matter
biofuel
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extracting energy from the ground around us
geothermal energy
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Energy products are key inputs to global chemicals industry.
True
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Under which thermodynamic cycle do typical steam power generators operate? 
Rankine Cycle
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It is the largest incentive to increase efficiency in industrial energy usage.
Economic saving
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Which region has the highest chemicals industry energy intensity in 2015?
Russia
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Fossil fuels natural gas and oil have similar composition.
True
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Oil was formed from from plants called
Plankton