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    Crude Palm Oil

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    Question DEWI TAMARA Crude Palm Oil After Crisis 2008 Course Topic : Managerial Economics Specific/ Related Topics : Comparative Advantage Case Synopsis On Asian crisis 1998‚ the palm owner and businessman still could face the crisis smugly. The base price of crude palm oil (CPO) for one fresh stem of oil palm (tandan buah segar) was USD 600 per ton‚ but with the exchange rate of Rp 16.000 per 1 USD‚ the producers were quite blessed from the crisis condition. With the average area owneship

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    Marketing of Crude Oil

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    MARKETING OF CRUDE OIL & PRODUCTS CPM-DS‚ HPCL SANGEETH P S ISPE-HPCL-CPM-DS1-015 08/JULY/2013 MARKETING OF CRUDE OIL & PRODUCTS PART I : Each Question is of 1 mark each 1. Name petroleum products which we get on processing Crude Oil. Ans: Petroleum products are usually grouped into three categories: light distillates (LPG‚ gasoline‚ naphtha)‚ middle distillates (kerosene‚ diesel)‚ heavy distillates and residuum (heavy fuel oil‚ lubricating oils‚ wax‚ asphalt). This classification is

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    Cracking and Crude Oil

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    Explain the use of crude oil as a source of both aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons Crude oil: a complex mixture of hydrocarbons found in layers of rock beneath the earth’s surface Aliphatic Hydrocarbons: contain chains of carbon atoms that may be branched Aromatic Hydrocarbons: contain Benzene rings- rings of carbon atoms with delocalized electrons Alkanes all have different boiling points dependent on the length of the carbon chain in the molecule. The smaller chains ie. the most volatile

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    Crude Oil Refining

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    revolution‚ cottage industry‚ and an expanded commercial revolution.  These developments had built surplus capital and an infrastructure (shipping‚ banking‚ insurance‚ joint stock companies). 2. England already had a handcraft textile industry using wool‚ but with the availability of cotton from overseas markets as an alternative raw material. 3.

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    Bioremediation

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    Bioremediation and Events that Embraced It As the Earth continues to add in population and new industries and technologies advance the way human live on the planet‚ the natural resources are quickly becoming unavailable or worse‚ contaminated. Theories like global warming have led many non-government organizations (NGOs) to establish environment movements to save the planet. It is their belief that if society as a whole does not take the necessary steps to reverse the damage

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    Bioremediation

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    disadvantages of Bioremediation Advantages 1) Bioremediation is a natural process. 2) It is cost effective. 3) Toxic chemicals are destroyed or removed from environment and not just merely separated. 4) Low capital expenditure. 5) Less energy is required as compared to other technologies 6) Less manual supervision. Disadvantages 1) The process of bioremediaiton is slow. Time required is in day to months. 2) Heavy metals are not removed. 3) For insitu bioremediation site must have

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    Bioremediation

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    BIOREMEDIATION Bioremediation is such type of technology in which microorganism‚ fungi‚ bacteria‚ plant and there is use to convert polluted condition in to original condition. Through bioremediation process microorganism act on pollutant or on chemicals due to which pollution occur and help that thing to come back in its original condition. Bioremediation is an option to offers the possibility to destroy or renders various harmful thing through natural biological activity.

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    Bioremediation

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    Leslie Key Dr. Pickens Plant Bio 20 April 2013 Plant and fungi use in Bioremediation In 1975‚ a military jet fuel leaked over 80‚000 gallons of kerosene based jet-fuel into a lake in the suburbs of Charleston‚ SC. Many people tried to manage the oil spill but it was to no avail. It was almost impossible to stop all of the fuel from being soaked up by the very permeable sandy soil and reaching the ground water. Soon all of the ground water became contaminated and had many toxic chemicals in

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    Market Equilibrium of Crude Oil Gina Brazelton Economics 561 April 17‚ 2012 Dr. Jill Trask Market Equilibrium of Crude Oil Market equilibrium occurs when there is no shortage or surplus of a product‚ therefore‚ buyers and sellers get what they want. When there is a change in either the supply or demand this will eventually adjust to a new equilibrium of price and quantity. Right now‚ industries are not only faced with ever-changing periods of consumer demand but their own production inventory

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    Article for Crude Oil Crude oil: good or bad? You decide Recently I have discovered an interesting fuel which humans use. It is a sludgy‚ black‚ gloopy liquid like fuel called “crude oil”. They have found it in many of the earth’s oceans and I believe it has come from many dead animals piling on top of each other but didn’t decay properly because of the anaerobic conditions making layers of rock. The heat of the rocks and the increased pressure turned the dead animals into crude oil. I have found

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