What is the definition of a BARREL of Oil? How many liters/barrel?
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42 gallons which is 158.987 liters.
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oil. because something ryhmes with oil.
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42 us gallons.\nthis is the standard used by the petoleum industry, think about it you cant put 55 gallons of oil in a 55 gallon container once it heats up and expands you have problems eh.
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Nobody knows.  Nobody.  Anybody who says they do is full of crap.  But here's a handy formulat to figure out how much gas should be based on oil prices.  If it's more by you, your gas station is likely price gouging.\n\nA barrel of oil hold 42 gallons.  So Divide the prive of a barrel by 41, then add in $1.00 in refining costs to get your approximate price.  This number only works in the U.S., sorry, I don't know the processing costs for other countries.  And this is for regular unleaded, the premium octanes cost more of course.\n\nSo at $63/bartrel, gas should be $2.50 a gallon.\n\nAt $70, it should be about $2.67 a gallon.\n\nAnd at $50 a gallon, tit should be about $2.19 a gallon.\n\nSo if it ever goes up to $100/barrel like those morons at Goldman Sachs said last year, then you can expect to pay at least $3.38 a gallon!
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159 liters = 35 gallons = 1 barrel of oil
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1. extraction\n2. transportation\n3. refining\n4. distribution.\n\nhttp://www.nd.edu/~msen/Teaching/DirStudies/Petroleum.pdf\n\nhttp://www.bydesign.com/fossilfuels/links/html/oil/oil_get.html
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1 barrel makes about 19.5 gallons of gas.\n\nThe person below me:  Your math doesn't work because you can get a lot more than gas out of the crude oil, and the other products sell for non-zero values.
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1 litre = 0.264172051 US gallons\n1 litre = 0.219969157 Imperial gallons
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1 US gallon = 3.785 liters\n\n1 barrel = 42 gallons = 158.9873 liters = 5.6146 cu ft = 0.159 cu meters \n\n             = 0.136 metric ton\n\n1 metric ton of crude = 7.35 barrels of crude\n\n \n\n{
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crude oil is the oil as it is when it comes out of the grond.  Comes from decomposing organic matter.  such as dead dinosours.
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According to the Department of Energy, a 42 gallon barrel of crude oil produces actually 44 gallons worth of petroleum products, since refined petroleum reduces density and fills greater volume.  For every barrel that enters the United States, about 19.7 gallons of gasoline are produced.  The rest of the barrel is used, just for other petroleum-based products.
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7.3 barrels = 1 ton = 1000 Kg
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1   ft³   EQUALS   0.178107607   barrel (bbl) \n\nBarrels are typically used for liquid flow and standard cubic feet are used for gas flow.
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1000 ml in a liter. \n\nmilli is 1000. same way remember that in a meter there are 1000 milli meters.
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Saudi Aramco, the national oil company of Saudi Arabia  is the largest oil corporation in the world and the world's largest in terms of proven crude oil reserves and production.  \n Saudi Aramco is responsible for 99 percent of the Kingdom's proven crude oil reserves of 259,200 billion barrels (41.2 109m³) -- about a quarter of the world's total. That is more than double the total of Iraq, the country with the world's second largest reserves, and nearly 12 times the reserves of the United States.  Recent production has averaged some 8 million barrels (1,300,000 m³) per day. That is more than twice the output of the next highest producer and nearly five times greater than the largest U.S. oil company.\nthey expect to double the number of it's oil rigs by the end of this year.
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42 US gallons (about 34.97 Imperial gallons or 158.99 L).
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All hydrocarbons.  They start with gaseous methane (CH4) dissolved in the oily liquid, then through heavier dissolved gases with 2 to 5 carbon atoms per molecule, then liquids with every posible number of carbon atoms per molecule from 6 (benzene) to 8 (octane) to scores and scores, then waxes (the stuff of Vaseline) which have up to hundreds.  Sometimes there are sulphur-based impurities.\n\nRefining the oil is the process of separating the different weights of components.  Car and aeroplane fuel is roughly from C6 to C10, diesel fuel is heavier, and heating oils and lubricating oils are heaviest.