What does crude oil look like?
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Sometimes it is almost colourless, or it can be thick and black. But crude oil usually looks like thin, brown treacle. ... When crude oil comes out of a well (especially an undersea well), the crude oil is often mixed with gases, water and sand. It forms an emulsion with the water that looks a bit like caramel.
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As well, the colour of crude oils can vary from nearly colourless - light crude oils - to greenish yellow to reddish to black. ... Sweet crude oils have a more gasoline-like smell, whereas sour crude oils contaminated with high levels of sulfur smell of rotting eggs.
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