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A set of slides created to teach Fossil Fuel to learners at Bishops Diocesan College in Cape Town.TRANSCRIPT

The Energy Story (Fossil Fuels)
K Warne

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How Coal was Formed
Coal developed from
the ……………….
that died ……….
……………………
ago.
It is often referred to
as a ………………..
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Fossil Fuels Plants & animals die buried many
years decompose oil & gas!
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Oil (Petroleum)
Formed from the remains of dead/decaying …………...
Used extensively to make ………., …………. & ……………… compounds (……….. etc)

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Natural Gas
Formed during the decomposition of ………….. ………………..
Often mined in large off shore drilling platforms.

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Fossil Fuels The coal-forming
plants probably grew in ………... As the plants died, they formed a ………… of ………….. on the swamp floor.
This matter …………. into a substance called ……….. which became buried under sand or other mineral matter.
The increasing ..………..of the layers began to change the peat into …….,…….. ………………..

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Problems with fossil fuels All the fossil fuels – took a
very long time to form they are said to be ……………………….
We are using fossil fuels much …………………… than they can be ……………….
We will ………… of fossil fuels.
Conflict/war – results as ……………………………… for
these resources.
Pollution problems are
caused: ……………….. and …………………..

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Fossil Fuels Combustion
Combustion refers to reaction with oxygen.
Coal (carbon)
C + O2 CO2
Oil (hydrocarbon)
C20H42 + O2 ……….. + …………. Natural gas (hydrocarbon – methane)
CH4 + O2 ……….. + ………….
Complete & balance these reactions!

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Fossil Fuels - Alternatives
Nuclear Power
Hydro-electricity (gravitational potential)
Wind Power
Solar Energy
Wave Energy
Biomass

Global warming
Fossil Fuels energy heat
Fossil fuels CO2
CO2 traps heat in the atmosphere
CO2

Acid Rain
Forest damaged by acid rain!

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Hi -
This is a SAMPLE presentation only.
My FULL presentations, which contain loads more slides (with all the gaps filled in) as well as
other resources, are freely available on my resource sharing website:
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Have a look and enjoy!
Keith Warne