Different fuels serve different purposes based on their energy content, ease of transport, and the technology available to burn them.
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6.3 Fuel Types and Uses
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13 lessons
- 6.1Renewable and Nonrenewable ResourcesPreview lesson
- 6.2Global Energy ConsumptionPreview lesson
- 6.3Fuel Types and UsesThis lesson
- 6.4Distribution of Natural Energy ResourcePreview lesson
- 6.5Fossil FuelsPreview lesson
- 6.6Nuclear PowerPreview lesson
- 6.7Energy from BiomassPreview lesson
- 6.8Solar EnergyPreview lesson
- 6.9Hydroelectric PowerPreview lesson
- 6.10Geothermal EnergyPreview lesson
- 6.11Hydrogen Fuel CellPreview lesson
- 6.12Wind EnergyPreview lesson
- 6.13Energy ConservationPreview lesson
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