From Black Oil to Rubber Tires  Crude Oil is processed at the refinery to create the raw material synthetic rubber to make tires.  The refining process.

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From Black Oil to Rubber Tires  Crude Oil is processed at the refinery to create the raw material synthetic rubber to make tires.  The refining process has three steps:  Distilling  Converting  Treating

Crude Oil Gives Us Tires Raw MaterialProduct  Synthetic rubber is made from crude oil.  Tires are made from synthetic rubber.

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Environmental Consequences of Making Tires  Describe a known environmental consequences.  Add a graphic about the environmental consequence you described.