whats the difference between sand oil and liquid oil?
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Sand oil is mixed in with sand.  The separation process is more expensive because you have to heat the sand oil to separate the oil from the sand.  With liquid oil, it is just pumping it out of the ground.
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One produces Crude Oil in liquid form the other produces Natural Gas from underground caverns and such. Infact Natural gas (when mined) has no smell at all. The scent you smell at home is an additive used as a warning. I work in the oil field drilling industry.
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in a liquid-they have no distinct order and move freely but cramped.\nin a solid-they are in a fixed position.\nin a gas-they move freely and are extremely active\nin plasma- they move like gasses and liquids
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are you the same person that asked a similar question a few days ago? squlene is shark liver oil essntially a fish oil, you could ask a cardiologist this question if onekind of fish oil is better than the other, good luck
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solid's particles are compact, while on liquids they are loose but gas' are the most loose (more distances with each other)
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All fats are lipids, but not all lipids are fats. There are oils and waxes such as the oil on your skin or the wax on a cucumber. Fat is normally a lipid that is solid at room temperature, whereas an oil is liquid.
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Oil would evaporate slower.  The reason is not what it has in it to make it evaporate but rather the temperature at which a substance evaporates, and how much energy is needed to maintain that temperature while it evaporates.  Vinegar is much less dense than oil and evaporates at a lower temperature and therefore requires less energy to fully evaporate than the same volume of oil.
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actually gas has the highest coefficient of thermal expansion (cte). Liquid has a very low cte by comparison.\n\nWhy gas? Because electrostatic attaction between gas molecules is insignificant. Their collisions are 100% elastic. Liquid molecules have a stable electrostatic attraction between eachother that has to be overcome to allow evaporation. Its this electrostatic attraction that prevents the liquid molecules from flying appart the same way gas molecules do after collisions.
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I'd say honey has a higher viscosity.  Veg oil would have particles more loosely connected.
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Ok, thats a bit silly given that nitroglycerine is a liquid, and not really effected by friction.  In everything I've read, acetone peroxide is far more sensitive to any sort of shock than nitroglycerine.  Read about these in the battlefield chemistry sites.
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Mineral oils are long chain hydrocarbons, and do not saponify at all...vegetable oils are esters, so NaOH breaks them down to the Na salt of the carboxylic acid and glycerine (usually).
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Partially hydrogenated oil contains some trans fats.  The hydrogenation of oils will produce some trans fats.\n\nYou have a sharp eye.  The new FDA regulations are a bit 'phony' because if the level of trans fats is less than half a gram, they can say on the label "No trans fats".  You found a way to detect this 'lie'.  Congrats!
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Do it outside on concrete. DON'T DO IT IN THE GRASS. Make sure to wear pants and long sleaves so the oil doesn't splatter all over you. Just use common since
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This really depends on what liquid versus what solid you are heating.  Some liquids are actually less heat conductive that solids.\n\nFor example,  if you have some oil and some aluminum then the aluminum is going to heat up faster than the oil would.
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Oil has less density than water so it floats.  When it's empty, air has less density than water.  Same thing.  Or it has to do with the displacement as mentioned below...
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Initially, natural animal and vegetable oils were used for lubrication where needed.  Remember that many parts had much larger working clearances than what we are accustomed to today, so lubrication was somewhat less of an issue.
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Diesel engines are more efficient than gasoline engines. Also, since diesel fuel evaporates at a higher temperature than gasoline it forms fewer fumes in the air and is less likely to  cause an explosion and fire in an enclosed space. This is why diesel engines are used in submarines and army tanks. Diesel fuel is one of the products made from oil.