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Watch documentary Crude (2007) to answer crude questions
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Video Guided Viewing Crude: The Incredible Journey of Oil Name: Where does oil come from? What is the basic material that makes up this vital substance? What role does carbon play in the creation of crude oil? What is unique about this essential element? How does phytoplankton and bacteria in nutrient-rich water contribute to the formation of oil beneath the ocean floor? Explain. How does the energy in carbon-rich shale transfer into crude? Where does this process take place? Why is oil so incredibly valuable as an energy source? What is exceptional about its energy density? How much oil does the average American use each day? How is this consumption broken down? What is the largest oil field on earth? Where is it located? How did the discovery of the Gwar Reservoir affect the global demand for oil? When did the U.S. oil supply peak? When is the global oil supply predicted to peak? What does this mean for the cost of oil?
What do fossilized ginkgo plants tell us about the carbon dioxide levels of the Jurassic period? What did this super-greenhouse world look like? What are the global repercussions of our oil use? What does this mean for our climate in the future? What are the signs that this climate change has already begun? Crude oil is derived over millions of years from a long and complex process. Based on what you've learned from watching Crude , WRITE a concise, step-by-step timeline or flow char t for the evolution of crude, beginning with a description of the prehistoric atmospheric and oceanic conditions, and ending with a modern use of this vital energy source. Be sure to include the materials and processes that shape the production of crude oil. ( 15 points)