Chapter 12 Reading Module 34 2. Nonrenewable 4. Commercial 1. Fossil Fuel 3. Nuclear Fuel Energy Resource Energy Source 5. Subsistence 6. Energy Carrier 7. Turbine 8. Electrical Grid Energy Source 9. Combined Cycle 10. Capacity 11. Capacity Factor 12. Cogeneration Module 35 1. Coal 2. Petroleum 3. Crude Oil 4. Oil Sands 6. CTL (coal to 5. Bitumen 7. Energy Intensity 8. Hubbert Curve liquid) 9. Peak Oil Module 36 1. Fission 2. Fuel Rod 3. Control Rod 4. Radioactive Waste 5. Becquerel (Bq) 6. Curie 7. Nuclear Fusion Module 34 Opening Story - What is the overall problem with our current reliance on fossil fuels? How are fossil fuels originally formed? Using Figure 34.1, rank the fossil fuels in order of (worldwide) usage, and list a few activities each is used for. In the US "energy system", what are the inputs? What are the outputs? (pg 401) What of considerations go into choosing the best energy source for a particular situation?
Chapter 12 Reading Module 34 1. Fossil Fuel 2. Nonrenewable Energy Resource 3. Nuclear Fuel 4. Commercial Energy Source 5. Subsistence Energy Source 6. Energy Carrier 7. Turbine 8. Electrical Grid 9. Combined Cycle 10. Capacity 11. Capacity Factor 12. Cogeneration Module 35 1. Coal 2. Petroleum 3. Crude Oil 4. Oil Sands 5. Bitumen 6. CTL (coal to liquid) 7. Energy Intensity 8. Hubbert Curve 9. Peak Oil Module 36 1. Fission 2. Fuel Rod 3. Control Rod 4. Radioactive Waste 5. Becquerel (Bq) 6. Curie 7. Nuclear Fusion Module 34 Opening Story - What is the overall problem with our current reliance on fossil fuels? How are fossil fuels originally formed? Using Figure 34.1, rank the fossil fuels in order of (worldwide) usage, and list a few activities each is used for. In the US "energy system", what are the inputs? What are the outputs? (pg 401) What of considerations go into choosing the best energy source for a particular situation?
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