Sedimentary Rocks and Fossil Fuels

What are 3 examples of sedimentary rocks

• Firestone, Fidostone, and Metalstone

• Lightstone, Icestone, And Copperstone

• Coal, Marble, and Gabbrostone

• Limestone, Sandstone, and Dolostone

• Kelvinstone, Ferinstong, and Kempstone

What are 2 examples of fossil fuels

• Uranium and Methanol

• Sulfur and Propane

• Petroleum and Floride

• Natural Gas and

  Helium

What is a sedimentary rock

• Formed when a rock deals with high pressure and hot temperatures

• Rock formed when hot, molten rock solidifys

• Rocks formed by pre-existing rocks or organisms

• Rocks formed by weathering and deposition of rock over time

• Rock formed when a rock gets smoother through erosion

What is a fossil fuel

• When a metal or liquid is flammable due to the matter inside of it

• When a fossil is turned into a metal that is flammable and does not contain hydrogen

• a fuel made from decomposing plants and animals

• Made when fuel creates fossils in exchange for energy

• A fuel that is created by fossils of dinosours such as Uranium

How are Sedimentary rocks and Fossil Fuels are alike

• Sedimentary rock has enough heat and pressure to turn a fossil fuel to nuclear energy

• Sedimentary rock can turn into a fossil fuel with enough heat and pressure

• Fossil fuels come from sedimentary rock since the rock has enough pressure

• Fossil fuels require sedimentary rock to turn into a fossil fuel

• fossil fuels are trapped in some sedimentary rocks

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