Number the events in correct sequence. Fossil Fuel Formation: __Heat and pressure changed the remains __Pocket of oil and gas deposits develop beneath Earth’s surface __The remains of living organisms were covered of sand and silt __Tiny plants and animals died millions of years ago Water Energy: __A dam (reservoir) is built to collect water (usually in a large river). __A gate is opened in the dam to allow water to rush into a large pipe. __Electricity is sent and stored in a generator. __The blade or turbine turns. __The pipe is sloped so that the water moves quickly, creating large amounts of kinetic energy. __The rushing water moves the blades or turbines. __When a turbine turns it generate electricity. Underground Energy: __A well is dug into the earth to extract the hot water which turns into steam. __The “used” water, which has lost much of its heat to the turbine, is pumped back into the ground to be __The steam goes through the turbine. __The turbine drives a generator that uses electromagnets to convert the kinetic to electrical energy. __The turbine turns due to the kinetic energy imparted to it by the hot steam. reheated geothermally and then it can be used again in the power plant
Number the events in correct sequence.
Fossil Fuel Formation:
__Heat and pressure changed the remains
__Pocket of oil and gas deposits develop beneath Earth’s surface
__The remains of living organisms were covered of sand and silt
__Tiny plants and animals died millions of years ago
Water Energy:
__A dam (reservoir) is built to collect water (usually in a large river).
__A gate is opened in the dam to allow water to rush into a large pipe.
__Electricity is sent and stored in a generator.
__The blade or turbine turns.
__The pipe is sloped so that the water moves quickly, creating large amounts of kinetic energy.
__The rushing water moves the blades or turbines.
__When a turbine turns it generate electricity.
Underground Energy:
__A well is dug into the earth to extract the hot water which turns into steam.
__The “used” water, which has lost much of its heat to the turbine, is pumped back into the ground to be
__The steam goes through the turbine.
__The turbine drives a generator that uses
__The turbine turns due to the kinetic energy imparted to it by the hot steam. reheated geothermally and then it can be used again in the power plant.
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