Physics, 19.07.2019 12:00 plug30

Which of the following is a renewable resource, copper, aluminum, peanut oil, or natural gas?

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Answer from: lovemyboys0404pc662e

The correct answer is Peanut oil. The other items cannot be remade. :)

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Answer from: naenae2cold12021

Peanut Oil is an example of a renewable resource.

Peanut oil is replenished naturally within a short period of time and this makes it a renewable resource.

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Available resources in nature can be classified into renewable resources and non-renewable resources.

Renewable resources These are energy sources that are replenished naturally within short periods of time.Renewable resources are more convenient and desirable to use because they renew faster and therefore there is continuous regeneration with use.Renewable resources are, therefore inexhaustible as they cannot be exhausted permanently as they are continuously supplied by nature.Examples of renewable resources Examples of renewable resources include; wind, solar, water, biomass and geothermal.Solar energy is a renewable resource as the sun will shine throughout. Wind energy is another renewable resource as the wind cannot be stopped from blowing.Geothermal energy is also a renewable energy that generates heat from the earth. Other examples of renewable resources include biofuels, fuels that are obtained from living organisms.Nonrenewable resources.These are resources that are available only in limited supply.Nonrenewable resources include; coal, natural gas, oil, and nuclear power.Nonrenewable cannot be replenished like renewable resources and are exhaustible as they are not continuously replenished by nature.Nonrenewable resources are scarce resources and are not abundantly available in nature. Additionally, they are costly and not easily available. Impact on the environment Despite the importance use of nonrenewable resources, they have various negative impact on the environment, such that they pollute the atmosphere by releasing various pollutants in air when burned.

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Level: High school

Subject: History

Topic: Renewable and nonrenewable resources

Answer from: Quest

what was the answer?

Answer from: Quest

it would be kevlar ^^

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