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the word petroleum is derived from Latin word True/flase

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Answered by istartha

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true................

Answered by nancy3810

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true

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Petroleum literally means 'rock oil'. The word comes from the Greek word 'petra' (meaning 'rock') and the Latin word 'oleum' (meaning 'oil'). ... Petroleum products are all the substances made from crude oil.

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the word petroleum is derived from Latin word True/flase​

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the word petroleum is derived from Latin word True/flase