Environmental Sciences, asked by aayush2014127, 8 months ago

WHY DOES PETROLEUM FLOW ON WATER

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Answered by Anonymous
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Oil is less dense than water so it will "float" on water. Gas is less dense than both and will float to the top. As the oil and gas are generated, depending on local conditions, the petroleumproducts will separate by density. Oil is less dense than water so it will "float" on water

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Answered by FazeelKarkhi
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Oil is less dense than water so it will "float" on water. Gas is less dense than both and will float to the top. As the oil and gas are generated, depending on local conditions, the petroleumproducts will separate by density. Oil is less dense than water so it will "float" on water.

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