Section 17.1 Oil Refineries Petroleum is one of our most versatile natural resources. In the past century and a half, petroleum has developed from a replacement for animal and vegetable oils in lighting and lubrication i

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Date: 2009-03-09 17:45:16 Petroleum products Oil refining Molecule Hydrogen bond Chemical bond Oil refinery Hydrocarbon Petroleum Properties of water Chemistry Chemical bonding Soil contamination		Section 17.1 Oil Refineries Petroleum is one of our most versatile natural resources. In the past century and a half, petroleum has developed from a replacement for animal and vegetable oils in lighting and lubrication i Add to Reading List Source URL: www.howeverythingworks.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 509,09 KB Share Document on Facebook

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