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what is the basic difference between the word petroleum and petrol.​

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Answered by physicsknowledge9506
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Explanation:

PETROLEUM: Petroleum is unrefined, or crude, oil is found underground and under the sea floor. ... On average, 44.4% of petroleum is becomes petrol/gasoline where as the rest becomes fuel gas, liquefied petroleum gas,diesel, kerosene etc.

Answered by venupillai
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Answer:

Explanation:

"petroleum" means crude oil. It is a natural fossil fuel.

"petrol" refers to a product obtained by refining of petroleum. It is usually used as a fuel for automobiles.

Petroleum cannot be manufactured. It is obtained by drilling in onshore and offshore locations.

Petrol is produced in a petroleum refinery.

The basic difference between petroleum and petrol is that petroleum is naturally occuring while petrol is man made; produced in a petroleum refinery.

In the US and some other Western countries, petrol is referred to as "gasoline or simply "gas".

Along with petrol, a petroleum refinery also produces various other products like:

tar, kerosene, diesel, aviation turbine fuel, LPG and naphtha.

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