The gas which occurs above the petroleum oil trapped under the rocks is called:
A. Biogas
B. Petroleum gas
C. Natural gas
D. Coal gas
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Natural gas.......
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C. Natural gas
Explanation:
Natural gas deposits are often found near oil deposits because deposits of natural gas are close to the Earth’s surface and are usually dwarfed by nearby oil deposits. Deeper deposits, formed at higher temperatures and under more pressure, have more natural gas than oil.
Coal, crude oil, and natural gas are all considered fossil fuels because they were formed from the buried remains of plants and animals that lived millions of years ago. Natural gas is better for the environment than other fossil fuels. While natural gas is not as clean as solar or wind energy, it is the cleanest fossil fuel energy source available.
Option C is the answer.
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