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Earth Science Rocks! Warm up October 5

Earth Science Rocks! Warm up October 5. Question: Which are the oldest fossils in this diagram ? Put your Warmup on your seat number. HOMEWORK FUN. Bring a baggie of soil to class on Monday for a lab on Tuesday. Tropical Storm Oscar 23N, 39W.

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Earth Science Rocks! Warm up October 5

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  1. Earth Science Rocks!Warm up October 5 • Question: Which are the oldest fossils in this diagram? Put your Warmup on your seat number.

  2. HOMEWORK FUN Bring a baggie of soil to class on Monday for a lab on Tuesday.

  3. Tropical Storm Oscar 23N, 39W

  4. Fossil fuels—Coal, Oil and Natural Gas Fossil fuels are non- Renewable resources

  5. Why do we use fossil fuels? Fossil fuels are fuels formed from the organic remains of prehistoric organisms. We burn fossil fuels to produce energy. When these fuels are burned, the energy released can be used to produce electricity, power vehicles and heat homes. They are also important for industrial uses.

  6. Coal The solid fossil fuel that humans use most is coal. Coal is usually extracted in mines. Many developing countries depend on coal for energy because they cannot afford oil or natural gas. China and India are major users of coal energy.

  7. How is coal formed? Coal forms underground over millions of years from partially decomposed plant material. When layers are compacted and heated over time, deposits turn into coal

  8. Oil More than 40% of the world’s energy comes from petroleum (crude oil) products

  9. How is oil formed? Oil is a liquid fossil fuel that formed from the remains of marine microorganisms on the sea floor. After millions of years, the deposits end up in rock and sediment where oil is trapped in small spaces. It can be extracted by large drilling platforms.

  10. Oil is the most widely used fossil fuel. Commonly used petroleum products are gasoline, diesel fuel, jet fuel, plastics, synthetic fibers, fertilizers, paints and detergents.

  11. Who uses the oil?

  12. Who uses the oil?

  13. Natural gas Natural gas is a gaseous fossil fuel that is versatile, abundant, and relatively clean compared to coal and oil. Since 1999, use of natural gas has overtaken coal in developed countries.

  14. How is natural gas used? Natural gas is used to generate electricity, create glass, paper and steel. It is also used to heat homes.

  15. Problems with burning fossil fuels • Air pollution • Can cause acid rain • Destroys land • Environmental problems (ex: Deepwater Horizon)

  16. Fossil Fuels Power Teaching

  17. Formative Quiz • Why are fossil fuels considered non-renewable? • Name 3 types of fossil fuels • What does coal come from? • What is one advantage of using natural gas? • What is one problem associated with using fossil fuels?

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