1. Petroleum and Tar Sands Clare Bierman and Alyssa Stolmack APES Period 4 Dr. E

2. How it works Oil Sand Extraction

3. What is it best suited to do? Alkene Plastics Polyolefin Wax

4. How realistic is it?

5. For how long will we use it?

6. Pros and Cons versatile lighter cheaper

7. Quiztime! 1. What are oil sands rich with? a. Water b. Bitumen c. Solid Waste d. Gasoline e. Tarsands, King of the Jungle

8. Quiztime! 2. Which country holds the largest supply of Bitumen? a. Texas b. Saudi Arabia c. Canada d. Mexico e. Yemen f. America g. Kuwait h. Cambodia

9. Quiztime! 3. All of these are uses for petroleum except a. Heating b. Machine lubrication c. Cooking appliances d. Solar panels e. Plastics f. Waxes

10. Quiztime! 4. Which of these is false? Tar sands are a. Cheaper b. Lighter c. Delicious d. Versatile e. Energy inefficient to extract

11. Bibliography www.usgreenchamber.cowww.usgreenchamber.com http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/green- science/oil-sands.htm http://www.oilsands.alberta.ca/oiluses.html http://www.daukpan.org.uk/node/9 http://www.energy.alberta.ca/oilsands/791.asp http://www.vancouverobserver.com/blogs/climatesnapsh ot/ more-oil-sands-pipeline-future-will-want-iea