Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Lab - Fossil Fuels 2-16-12

Fossil Fuels






  1. What process lead to the formation of sedimentary rock? Think of the sedimentary sandwich........



  2. What are fossils and how are they formed?



  3. What are natural resources?



  4. How are renewable resources different from nonrenewable resources?



  5. What are fossil fuels?



  6. How are fossil fuels formed?
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  1. Lauren Candela Rollins/ BeanFebruary 16, 2012 at 3:37 PM

    1. the push and heat flatened it out and crushed it
    2. they are remains of dead plants and animals.
    3. coal,oil, and natrual gases.
    4. renewable sources are you can reuse them and nonrenewable sources are non renewable.
    5. Fossil fuels are oil, coal,and exsetera.
    6. they are formed by algi that gets covered in mud and gets pressure put on them and becomes oil and gases.

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  2. Aashay K. CarpenterFebruary 16, 2012 at 3:39 PM

    aashay k
    1. lots of sand bunched together
    2. fossiles are a preserved animal trapped in some thing and they are formed when an animal decays
    3. natural resources are some thing that is made in nature
    4. fossile fuels is something that can not be made again
    5. they are formed by decayed animals

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  3. Bridget_S melanconFebruary 16, 2012 at 3:45 PM

    1. Different layers of different kinds of rocks,dead animals, and dead plants.
    2. Fossils are dead animal bones that are deep down in the earth. They are formed by decaying deep inside the earth.
    3. They are resources that humans do not make they are just formed by nature.
    4. They are different because the nonrenewable resources can not be replaced in a short period of time but the renewable resources can.
    5. They are fossils that have been melted and have had a lot of pressure on them.
    6. They are formed by a lot of heat and a lot of pressure.

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  4. David J.- Mrs. CarpenterFebruary 16, 2012 at 4:27 PM

    1. the prosess of sediment layering over and over being swished togrther.
    2. fossil formed over millions of years when remains from dead plants and animals get swished by the earth's pressure
    3. resorces that come natraly from earth like sunlight or oil
    4. renewable resorces can quickly be replaced while nonrenewable resorces can't
    5. fossils that have so much pressure they become fuels like oil and coal
    6. pressure from the earth

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  5. LauraL-YoungFebruary 16, 2012 at 4:35 PM

    1. Erosion

    2. Bones of dead animals. They are made when the body of a dead animals decay.

    3. Natural resources are things that are found in earth not made.

    4. Renewable resources are things that can be renewed quickly. Non-renewable resources are things that can not be renewed quickly.

    5. Bones of dead animals.

    6. The body of a dead animal decaying

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  6. Finn Haddon - MelanconFebruary 16, 2012 at 4:58 PM

    1. Lots of minerals having pressure pushing down on them makes sedimentary rock. Sedimentary rock sometimes includes dead animals and plants.
    2. Fossils are formed when a dead animal is covered in many layers of dirt and rock, first the soft parts of the body (flesh,organs .etc) rot away, then hard parts (bones .etc) rot away and are replaced with different minerals than surrounding rock.
    3. Natural resources are objects made by the earth which we use as fuel.
    4. Renewable resources are different the non renewable resources because they can be replaced in a SHORT amount of time, while non renewable resources cannot easily be replaced in a short amount of time.
    5. Fossil fuels are natural resources made from plants, they are also non renewable.
    6. Fossil fuels are formed when plants are covered in rock and can not reach oxygen (meaning they can't rot) they then rot in a strange way forming black sludge, also known as oil. (I am not sure this is the right answer but I am pretty sure)
    6. Fossil fuels are formed when

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  7. Max W. MelanconFebruary 16, 2012 at 5:30 PM

    1. Sand and Sand and Sand and sand and sand and bones :)
    2.Same as 1
    3. They can be replaced quiclky
    4. One is replaceble quickly one is not
    5. Fuels from the earth
    6. PREESUREEEEEEEEEEEE

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  8. sally j -youngFebruary 16, 2012 at 5:33 PM

    1. Erosion process and deposition lead to the formation of sedimentary rock.

    2. Fossils are remains of dead animals and plants that preserved in sedimentary rock. They formed when a dead animal or plants buried by soil and millions of years passed.

    3. Natural resources are trees, oceans, wind and more.

    4. Renewable resources can be replace in a short amount of time but nonrenewable resources can not be replace in a short amount of time.

    5. Fossil fuels are oil,natural gas, and coal.

    6. Fossil fuels formed because of dead animals and plant material that has been inside of Earth for millions of years.

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  9. EileenG. CentanniFebruary 16, 2012 at 5:58 PM

    1. The sand, dead animals, and stuff make the sedimentary rocks.
    2. They form when sand and dead organisms are on the ground then more sand and dead organisms cover up the other dead organisms ten continues on until it turns into fossil fuels.
    3. A natural resource are resources that are natural.
    4. Renewable resources are things that can be replaced over a short amount of time and non-renewable are things that can't be replaced over a short amount of time.
    5. Fossil fuels are non-renewable resources that are made from dead organisms.
    6. Answer from #2

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  10. Sarah El Shenawy- Rollins/BeanFebruary 16, 2012 at 6:15 PM

    erosian moved it around till it did
    when they tay in there deposation.
    oil,natruall gas
    bones,shels
    animal go under soil

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  11. Mary M.-youngFebruary 16, 2012 at 6:52 PM

    1.Dead plants and animals decay and make fossils and make layers of rocks called sediment rock

    2.fossils are the bones of dead animals and the are formed by dead animals that have decayed

    3.natural resources are resources that are used every day! they are created naturally and water is a natural resource

    4. renewable resources are resources that can be used over and over again without it running out because it always can be made again quickly

    5.fossil fuels are gases that are deep in the ground

    6.fossil fuels are created by sediment rock that has worn down and turned into a gas

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  12. andrewb-rollins/beanFebruary 16, 2012 at 6:58 PM

    Andrew Bucci

    1 sedimentary rocks are formed by erosion washing sand and dirt into rivers, lakes, and oceans.the sand and dirt build on top of each other in layers the layers form rocks over a long time.

    2 Fossils are formed over millions of years by plants and animals.
    Fossils are dead plants and animals turned in to rock.

    3 Natural resources the Earth gives us, Like trees,water, oil ,wind.

    4 You can make more renewable resources such as trees. You can not remake nonrenewable resources such as oil

    5 Fossil fuels are things such as natural gas and oil.

    6 Fossil fuels are formed by dead plants and animals over a long period of time. They are deep under ground.

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  13. Varij S.- MelanconFebruary 16, 2012 at 7:11 PM

    1. A layer of sand, animal remains, and another layer of sand.
    2. Fossils are the remains of plants and animals dead for millions of years.
    3. Resources from nature.
    4. Renewable resources, such as water, solar energy,and trees can be reused, while non renewable resources, like coal can be used only once.
    5. Fuels from fossils.
    6. The fossils break up exposing oil.

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  14. john drexelius melanconFebruary 16, 2012 at 7:23 PM

    1. sand, mud, dead animal body, sand, broken rocks, animal blood, dead animals, and 2X layers of dirt. 2. bones of a animal or plant. they are formed when dead animals skin wheres away leaves bones. 3. resources that come back in a short period of time. 4. renewable come back nonrenewable take a very long long long time to come back if ever. 5. oil, gas, coal. 6.when air pressure pushes the sedimets.

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  15. amanda y.-rollins/beanFebruary 16, 2012 at 7:41 PM

    1.First the earth heats all the particals. Then they are smashed together by mud.

    2.A fossil is a non-renewable resource that is formed the way sedimentary rock is made.

    3.A natural gas is something like oxygen.

    4.You can replace a renewable resource is something that you can replace over a short period of time. A non-renewable resource is something that you can not replace over a short period time.

    5.A fossil fuel is a non-renewable resource.

    6.A fossil fuel is formed when the heat of the earth melts it and it is crushed by all the mud that builds up ontop of it.

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  16. Ana R-centanniFebruary 16, 2012 at 7:46 PM

    1.deposition drops the weathered sediments of rock onto the land and layers form oveer and over.
    2.fossils are dead animalsthat have been through layers of rock.
    3.natrual resorces are things that can be re-newed like water, and wind.
    4.renewable resorces are resorces that can be re-produced, and non-renewable resorces are resorces that can not be re-produced.
    5.fossil fuels are fuels that come from fossils like oil.
    6.they are formed from fosills that are dug up from the ground

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  17. Hannah K.- MelanconFebruary 16, 2012 at 8:03 PM

    1. Deposition and pressure lead to the formation of sedimentary rock.
    2. Fossils are animal remains that were preserved by being replaced with minerals.
    3. Natural Resources are resources that are found on earth and they are not man made.
    4. Renewable Resources are natural resources that can be renewed in a show period of time, and Nonrenewable Resources are natural resources that can’t be renewed in a short amount of time.
    5. Fossil fuels are things found deep into the earth such as, oil, natural gas, and coal.
    6. Fossil fuels are formed when layers of sediment inside the earth is pressed together by pressure to form oil, natural gas, and coal.

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  18. Ashleigh D.-CentanniFebruary 16, 2012 at 8:11 PM

    1. weathering, erosion, and deposition
    2. fossils are remains of plants and animals preserved in sedimentary rock.
    3. Natural resources are resources that exist naturally, they don't have to be made by people.
    4. Renewable resources can be replenished/replaced while nonrenewable resources can't be replaced.
    5. Fossil fuels are nonrenewable resources made from dead plant material and animals that have been inside the Earth for millions of years.
    6. Fossil fuels form over millions of years from layering of dead plant material, dead animals, mud, sand and rock (think of sedimentary sandwich).

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  19. Chloe Dinh Miss YoungFebruary 16, 2012 at 8:13 PM

    1.weathering,erosion,and deposition
    2.fossils are remains of plants,animals,and perserved in sedimetary rock
    3.Natural resources are materials and components (something that can be used) that can be found within the environment
    4.renewable is different because it can be replaced in a short amount of time but a nonrenewable i not
    5.fossil fuels oil,natural gas,and coal
    6.fossil feuls are formed by dead animals and plant material that has been inside the Earth for a million of years

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  20. Katie!!!!!! (Who is awesome) Mrs. CentanniFebruary 16, 2012 at 8:19 PM

    1. The process is weathering erosion and deposition.
    2. Fossils are the in-prints of dead plants and animals. They are formed by pressure under neath the Earth.
    3. Natural Resources are things that can't be renewed such as: Natural gas, oil, and coal.
    4. Renewable Resources are that are non-limited on Earth. NON-renewable Resources are things that are limited on Earth.
    5. Fossil Fuels are oil, Natural gas, and coal. People of the 21st century abuse many Fossil Fuels.
    6.Fossil Fuels are formed over hundreds and hundreds of years. Bacteria and Algae get pressurized into Fossil Fuels.

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  21. taylor gee-carpenterFebruary 16, 2012 at 9:05 PM

    1]it takes a long time, but sand,dead stuff,dirt,rock.plus heat and preasure from the Earth's core.
    2]a fossil is a dead animal that has been preserved in rock,ice,amber or other things.
    3]natural reasources are reasources that can be replaced like trees.
    4]nonrenewable is reasorces are things that once you use it it's gone for good, but renewable reasorces are like pillows you lose one but you can replace.
    5]fossil fuels are coal,natural reasources,and gas
    6]when rocks,dirt,sand,and other items are under the crust are preasured heated.then they are drilled to use.

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  22. taylor gee-carpenterFebruary 16, 2012 at 9:06 PM

    1]it takes a long time, but sand,dead stuff,dirt,rock.plus heat and preasure from the Earth's core.
    2]a fossil is a dead animal that has been preserved in rock,ice,amber or other things.
    3]natural reasources are reasources that can be replaced like trees.
    4]nonrenewable is reasorces are things that once you use it it's gone for good, but renewable reasorces are like pillows you lose one but you can replace.
    5]fossil fuels are coal,natural reasources,and gas
    6]when rocks,dirt,sand,and other items are under the crust are preasured heated.then they are drilled to use.

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  23. Daniel-c rollinsFebruary 16, 2012 at 10:26 PM

    1 heat and presure crushing slabe of earth

    2 fossils are the remains of dead animals buried in layers of earth

    3 resources that come from the earth

    4 a renewable resource is replaced in a short time, a nonrenewable resource is replaced in along time

    5 fuel that comes from organic matter

    6 fuel that comes from cooking organic under a lot of presure

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  24. Sean Gillespie-Miss Youngs ClassFebruary 17, 2012 at 3:47 PM

    1.Rock,dirt,animales and more rock and dirt
    2.Bones from dead animales that decade and ended up inside of sedemintary rock
    3.Resources that you dont havt to make
    4.Renewable resoursses can come back in a human life time
    5.They are nonrenewable resourses
    6.By dead and decade aminmalesthat have underneth sedeimentary rock for a long period of time

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  25. Ken ho Rollins beanFebruary 18, 2012 at 10:40 AM

    1.the stuff is rock dead animals dirt
    2.stuff of dead animals in rock
    3.resource you don't have to .make
    4.it can come back in human life time
    5.nonrenewable
    6.pressure

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  26. AsherM-centanniFebruary 18, 2012 at 11:01 AM

    1.erosion 2. dead plants and animals being pressured by heat. 3. natural resources are made by nature. 4. Renewable resources are resources that can be replaced non renewable resources are resources that will be used up. 5. Fossil Fuels are fuels that take up millons of years to make. 6 Fossils are dead plants and animals in bedded in rock.

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  27. KAYLIN A.-CarpenterFebruary 20, 2012 at 6:31 PM

    1. sand,rock dead animals, heat and earth's pressure.
    2. fossils are dead plants and dead animals being pressed down by the Earth's heat.
    3. natural reasources are reasources that nature has made.
    4. reanewable reasources are reasources that can be replaced, nonreanewable reasources are reasources that can never be replaced.
    5. fossil fuels are coal, oil, and natural gas.
    6. fossil fuels are formed by the dead animals and plant that have been in the crust of the earth.

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  28. Matthew E-centanniFebruary 20, 2012 at 8:43 PM

    1. rock and the dead animals
    2. dead animals and have been down there for thousands of years
    3. resource from the earth
    4. a resource over a short period of time
    5. oil gas and coal
    6. pressure

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  29. Anabelle M-CarpenterFebruary 21, 2012 at 7:36 AM

    1.rock,dead animals and dirt.
    2.they are the remains of dead plants and animals they are formed by the pressuring of heat.
    3.the resources of nature
    4.renewable resources will just keep com in in maybe a couple day but non renewable may take up a human lifetime.
    5.the dead animals fossil with so much het it eventually turns into oil,fossil fuels.
    6.by pressure from the Earth's surface.

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  30. Melanie L. r/bFebruary 21, 2012 at 3:55 PM

    1.rocks and dead animals
    2.by pressure dead plants and animals
    3.resources from nature earth
    4.you can use them again and you wont run out
    5.coal,oil,gas
    6.pressure

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