Question

Due to high heat and pressure buried plants turn into

Answer 1

fossile fuels
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Answer 2

Answer:

Due to high heat and pressure buried plants turn into fossil fuels.

Explanation:

• Fossil fuels are mixes of fossilized plant and animal remains that date back millions of years.

• The formation of fossil fuels from the fossils is determined by the type of fossil, the amount of pressure, and the quantity of heat.
• There is an exposure to higher temperatures and pressures, as the fossil material is buried deeper and deeper.
• The rising temperature leads to the breakage of fossil molecules.
• Partially altered elements, such as peat from plants and kerogen from plankton, are created from the early breakdown of fossil molecules.
• These materials can also be used as fuels, but they store less energy than fully produced coal, natural gas, or oil.