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EESA06H3 Quiz: Quiz 9 Mar 24.doc

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1 points save sulfates native elements sulfides carbonates oxides. The oil window extends to depths of at least 6 km. Gossans are associated with supergene deposits found on the deep ocean floor. Aluminum ore is the product of direct chemical precipitation from seawater. Canada has a wealth of oil at depth on the canadian shield. Nutrient-rich coastal water is the essential precondition for the formation of oil and gas. A set of conditions to hold petroleum in a reservoir rock and prevent its escape is called a trap. Nickel couldn"t be isolated from copper until 1751. The distribution of kimberlite pipes in north america forms a random pattern. Natural gas requires different conditions for accumulation than does oil. On the whole, technological breakthroughs or price increases necessarily result in an increase in a country"s resources. Salt domes account for most of the petroleum reserves in the gulf of. Humans are extracting non-renewable resources faster than which they are being formed.

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