1. Fossil Fuels Nonrenewable Resources Ch. 11.2

2. Name 5 things we use fossil fuels for on a daily basis.

3. Fossil Fuels are made of hydrocarbons C 8 H 18 is gasoline Petroleum (crude oil)

4. Where do hydrocarbons come from? From the decomposition of ancient plants and animals millions of years ago. When Hydrocarbons are burned they release energy!

5. Petroleum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

6. Petroleum (crude oil) Mixtures of hydrocarbons Formed by microorganisms in large lakes and oceans millions of years ago. Petroleum = liquid hydrocarbons Natural gas = gaseous hydrocarbons

9. Page 200 Diagrams Copy the diagrams into your notes. Explain why you think the layers of fossil fuels form in this order. Define impermeable and permeable rock.

10. Petroleum (crude oil) On Tuesday, crude-oil futures closed below $90 a barrel, as an emergency rate cut by the Federal Reserve failed to allay market fears that a recession would hit the U.S., the largest oil consumer. The contract hit an intraday low of $85.42 Tuesday.

11. Petroleum uses Pg. 201 Use the pie chart 1. If we had 200 gallons of petroleum, how many gallons would be used to make gasoline?

12. Coal Made from the decomposition of prehistoric ferns. Usually in swampy areas. Lacks oxygen less microorganisms that decompose it – only part of the dead organisms are broken down resulting in coal.

13. Coal Formation Carbonization – bacteria decompose plants and animals in the mud – releases CH4 and CO2 (swamp gas)

14. Read Pages 200-201 Fossil fuel supplies and fossil fuels and the environment. Answer the questions on the board.