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level questions: Hydrocarbons

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What are the 2 Important Bonds in Crude Oil?-The Strong Covalent Bonds that's in the Hydrocarbon Molecule -The Intermolecular Forces that hold the Different Hydrocarbons in the Mixture
Why can Fractional Distillation work with Crude Oil?-As the Mixture is heated up, the Molecules have more Energy and can move About -A Molecule may eventually be able to Overcome the Intermolecular Forces, making it a Gas -However, the Covalent Bonding still remains, as it needs more Energy to Overcome -And that's why the Smaller Hydrocarbons are the Easiest to break off, as they have less Points to have Intermolecular Forces compared to bigger Hydrocarbons C₄₅H₉₂ [This gives them their Higher Boiling Points
What does Crude Oil provide Modern Life? Is the Usage Increasing?-It is simply the Supplier for Vital Things, eg Electricity, Heating and going to Portugal for a Half Term [Kerosene] -Oil powers the Transportation pretty much, without Oil then it would be a lot Harder to get to Places -The Usage is Increasing, due to Places like Nigeria, India and China have very Large Population Growths, which means more Electricity for Homes, and Heating as well as Car Fuel......
Why will Crude Oil run out? What can this lead to? What can we do?-Crude Oil is Limited, and therefore is a Non-Renewable Resource -We can find New Reserves, but it'll simply Run Out soon -Finding Alternatives to replace what Crude Oil provides eg Oil is very Essential , especially Now as leaving it Later means we may be too Late -Conflict can be Established due to people Arguing about where Oil should be Used.[Example] Plastic Production or Literally No where?