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Gasoline (CHEMICALS & ENERGY Industry)

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Bio-Ethanol (CHEMICALS & ENERGY Industry)

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Crude Oil (CHEMICALS & ENERGY Industry)

Secondly, the well often spans out horizontally once has penetrated the reservoir. This is because the oil is held in porous rock - it is not like an underground stream. Often the oil has to be pumped out of the rock. It is only oil close to the end of well that is retrieved.

Heating Oil (CHEMICALS & ENERGY Industry)

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Plastics (CHEMICALS & ENERGY Industry)

Plastic bags and other plastic rubbish thrown into the ocean kill as many as 1,000,000 sea creatures every year. Recycling plastic saves twice as much energy as burning it in an incinerator. Plastics can take up to 400 years to break down in a landfill. If you lined up all the polystyrene foam cups made in just 1 day they would circle the earth. It takes 2 plastic soft drink bottles to make enough polyester fibre for a baseball cap. The energy saved by recycling 1 bottle will power a computer...

Gravel (CHEMICALS & ENERGY Industry)

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Fiberglass (CHEMICALS & ENERGY Industry)

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Glass (CHEMICALS & ENERGY Industry)

In 1688, in France, a new process was developed for the production of plate glass, principally for use in mirrors, whose optical qualities had, until then, left much to be desired. The molten glass was poured onto a special table and rolled out flat. After cooling, the plate glass was ground on large round tables by means of rotating cast iron discs and increasingly fine abrasive sands, and then polished using felt disks. The result of this "plate pouring" process was flat glass with good ...

Wind Turbines (CHEMICALS & ENERGY Industry)

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