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 Oil is used for heating and electricity generation  Road oil, feed stocks used to make chemicals, plastic, and mostly everything in the world that people use What is Oil used for?

 Its formed by the remains of small dead plants & animals in the bottom of the sea  Covered with layers of mud  Sediments were buried and more sediments change into rocks as temperature and pressure increased How is Oil formed?

 Oil helps to generate heat, drive machines, fuel vehicles and airplanes  Manufacture components are used to make all chemical products such as paint, medicine, and detergent for people to use everyday. Why is Oil Important?

 Oil is produced in 31 states in the United States  Other countries oil is found are:  Saudi Arabia, Russia, United states,Iran, China, and all over the world Where is oil found?