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1. Because fossil fuels take millions of years to form, they are nonrenewable resources, resources that

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1. Fossil fuels take millions of years to form (page 189)
2. Methane is burned for gas. (Page 189)
3. The are two substances when a chemical reaction starts, reactants (old substance) and products (new substance)

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3 facts
. On page 188 it states that fossil fuels are formed beneath the earth's surface.
. On page 190 it states that Oxygen must be present for any fuel to burn.
. On page 193 it states the friction is the force that acts when two surfaces rub against each other .

2 interesting facts
. Fossil fuels take millions  of years to form .
. Methane gas releases Carbon Dioxide
1 Question
. What are fossils called when they collect sunlight?

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1. Methane requires oxygen and energy to burn pg. 190
2. when a cars engine burns gasoline, it pushes down the pistons and spins the wheels pg.192
3. The potential energy of the chemical bonds become the kinetic  energy of heat and light pg.194
2 Interesting facts
1. fossil fuels contain energy from ancient plants and animals
2. there are more than one type of gas
Question

What is the main difference between the reactant and the product?

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*"biomass conversion, a method for changing plant and animal materials into high quality fuels."-pg.189
*"Oxygen must be present for fuel to burn such as methane to burn."-pg.190
*"Friction is the force that acts when 2 surfaces rub against each other."-pg.193

2 interesting facts
*fossil fuels are not only created from animal fossils, but from plant fossils too.
*We thought that lighting a match changes it into potential energy into kinetic energy was a cool fact.

1 question
*How can you stop a moving vehicle with friction?

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3 Facts
-Non renewable resources can´t be replaced, or take a large amount of time to be replaced.
~Pg. 189 ; Paragraph  3
-¨Oxygen must be present for any fuel to burn.¨
~Pg. 190 ; Paragraph 2
-¨To stop a moving car, we can use friction. Friction is the force that acts when two surfaces rub against each other.¨
~Pg.193 ; Paragraph 3

Interesting Facts
-I found it interesting that, ¨...matches have potential energy in the chemical bonds.¨
~Pg. 194 ; Paragraph 2
-I also found biomass conversion, ¨...a method for changing plant and animal materials into high - quality fuels¨, interesting.
~Pg.189 ; Paragraph 3

Question
What must be present for gases such as methane to burn?

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3 Facts
1. Fossil fuel contain energy from ancient plats and animals (page 188).
2. Wood, water, wind, and solar energy are renewable resources if they are not used too quickly (page 189).
3. Fuel such as coal and petroleum release large amounts of heat energy when they burn (page 191).

2 Interesting Facts
1. The light energy released when fireworks explode is used to entertain people on the Fourth of July and other celebrations.
2. Fossil fuels take millions of years to form.

1 Question
1. How does the carbon dioxide form

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3 facts
- Work is the use of force to move an object through a distance. Pg. 192
-Non renewable resources can not be replaced at a short period of time or at all. Pg. 189
-Friction is the force that acts when  two surfaces rub against each other. Pg.193
2 interesting facts
-Methane gas is for cooking.
-A source of renewable fuels is biomass conversion.
1 Question
- What is methane gas made of?

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On page 188 it says "People, animals, and plants need food to live.

There are many different kinds of fuels including wood, oil, and coal. Page 188

Potential energy is stored energy, and kinetic energy is the energy in motion.  Page 194

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Some of the carbon atoms in a match may not burn completely.

Oxygen must be present for anything to burn.

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What are some renewable and non renewable sources?

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3 Facts
-"A fuel is a material that releases heat when it is burned, providing energy." -pg. 188
-"Burning is a chemical reaction, a change in matter that produces new substances with different properties from the original substances." -pg. 190
-"Work is the use of force to move an object through a distance." -pg. 192

2 Interesting Facts
-Methane gas is used to create fire in our stove.
-When you burn fuel, you change potential energy into kinetic energy.

1 Question
-What is friction?

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3 Facts
1. Fossil fuel contain energy from ancient plats and animals (page 188).
2. Wood, water, wind, and solar energy are renewable resources if they are not used too quickly (page 189).
3. Fuel such as coal and petroleum release large amounts of heat energy when they burn (page 191).

2 Interesting Facts
1. The light energy released when fireworks explode is used to entertain people on the Fourth of July and other celebrations.
2. Fossil fuels take millions of years to form.

1 Question
1. How does the carbon dioxide form

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3 Facts

1. Some fuels come from the remains of ancient animals and plants (pg. 187).

2. Biomass conversion is a method for  changing plant and animal materials into high-quality fuels (pg. 189).

3. When a fuel such as coal, wood, or gasoline burns, energy is released (pg. 190).

2 Interesting Facts

1. Chemical reaction is a change in matter that produces new substances with different properties from the original substances (pg. 190).

2. Burning fuels may also release light energy (pg. 191).

1 Question

What is a non-renewable resource?
http://www.investopedia.com/terms/n/nonrenewableresource.asp

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3 Facts
1."Methane is a gas that is burned for fuel." page 190
2.Biomass conversion is a method for changing plant and animal material into high-quality fuels. page 189
3."The original substances in the recreation are called reactants." page 190
2 Interesting Facts
1.I didn't know that methane was a gas used to cook with.
2.I didn't know that methane was made in landfills/garbage.
1 Question
1.How much fuel is made from one fossil

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3 Facts
-" Gasoline is burned to make energy."(page 191)
-"Fossil fuels get compressed into coal and oil."(page 188)
-Friction is the force that acts when two surfaces rub against each other "(page 193)

2 interesting facts
-" potential energy can be changed to kinetic energy and it can be changed back to potential energy.
-"Burning a fuel is another way to change potential energy into kinetic energy.

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-" put lotion on your hands and rub them together then put talcum powder on your hands and rub wich one is harder to rub together?

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3 Facts
-¨Burning is a chemical reaction that produces a new substance with different properties.¨ Pg 190

-¨The original substance in the reaction are called reactants. The new substance formed are products.¨ Pg 190

-¨Friction is the force that acts when two surfaces rub against each other.¨ Pg 193

2. Interesting facts!
-Material used for Biomass conversion include straw, manure, sugar cane, corn, animal fats, and vegetables oil.¨ Pg 189

-¨The chemical reaction between oxygen and the fuel releases heat energy and light energy.¨ Pg 190

1. Question
- What are the renewable resources?https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwinzMyvvejTAhUBxWMKHWQYBwAQjRwIBw&url=http%3A%2F%2Fscience.howstuffworks.com%2Fenvironmental%2Fearth%2Fgeology%2Fincomplete-fossil-record.htm&psig=AFQjCNF5h8G7JHaJD6R9dWqLZje4vOv1ag&ust=1494614047789069

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