T3- 2.8 &2.9- Coal and Natural gas

Geography lesson
- 'aardrijkskunde in de bovenbouw
review homework unit 2.5
- Explanation unit 2.8 + video
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Geography lesson
- 'aardrijkskunde in de bovenbouw
review homework unit 2.5
- Explanation unit 2.8 + video

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Q. 2: How does this dead fish becoming a fossil until it is found?

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The soft parts perish
The fish remains are buried by layers of sediment
The sedimentary layers turn into rock
The rock is moved up to the surface
The fossil is removed from the rock with a hammer and chisel

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Changing conditions
Consequences
Sufficient oxygen
Extinction of dinosaurs
Hunted by humans
Ozone layer that protects against UV
Meteorite impact
The rising cilimate temperature and changing landscape
The development of land plants
Extinction mammoth
Extinction dinosaurs
The strong rise of mammals
The development of land animals
Extinction of the tiger

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What influences what? Put in the right order with correct explanation
Explanation 1>2
Explanation 2>3
Temperature on earth
Sea level
Volcanic activity
Due to CO2 increase temp. rises
Because it is hotter, ice melts and sea level rises

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Question 7b
--> The higher the latitude, the lower the temperature
--> The bigger the continent, the dryer the centre of the continen

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Natural gas
Coal
Crude oil
Consists off compressed plant material
Forms when plant and animal remains are pressed together
Consists of compressed material of animal remains

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During the carboniferous: a major part of the world looked like this

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2.8: Q.1

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2.8: Q.1

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Put the process of coal formation in the correct order
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2
3
5
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4
Dead trees and plant remains end up under water
A thick layer of plant and tree remains develops
The water lacks oxygen which stops the plants from rotting
Layers of sediment close off the plant remains from the atmosphere
The layer is pressed under high pressure and high temperature
The area subsides

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Q.2b
correct
incorrect
Thick layers of peat formed in the carboniferous
You can find coal in the carboniferous layers
Coalification occurs when the peat layers subside and sedimentary layers are deposited on top of the peat
The coalification took place during the carboniferous
The speed of subsidence and that of the sedimentation process do not influence the formation of coal
In the end, the coal layers were thicker than the peat layersl

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For which number in the cross-section was the photo in source 47 (p.50) made? 1-2-3 or 4?

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For which number in the cross-section was the photo in source 47 made? 1-2-3 or 4?
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1, because it is close to the surface and made during the carbinferous
B
2, because it is deep in the ground and made during carboniferous
C
3, because it is formed in the tertiary
D
4, because it is deep and made in the tertiary

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The cross-section was drawn from south-west to north-east.
Which description fits which part of the cross-section?

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In this area, the carboniferous has subsided to a depth of 2 kilometres. This is the Ruhr valley graben
In this area, coal is locasted at a depth of about 500 to 600 metres
This area has subsided less deep to the north of Limburg. This is Venlo Graben
There were coal mines in this area, thanks to uplift

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Fossil fuels (unit 2.8 and 2.9)
Review Q.2 and 3 (unit 2.8)
Together: Q. 4 unit 2.8
Unit 2.9: oil formation and conditions for finding oil and associated gas
Homework: 2.8: Q. 4, 6 2.9: Q. 1,2,4,5,8,9


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2.9: The black gold

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Here you see a possible location of crude oil or natural gas
Drag the numbers from the cross section to the correct name
Q.2a
impenetrable layer
Crude oil
Natural gas
Reservoir rock
Parent rock
4
2
3
1
5

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Drag the phases of associated gas formation in the right order
1
2
3
4
5
Crude oil formation
New layers of sediment pressurize the parent rock
The pressure causes natural gas to form
The gas rises up towards the atmosphere
Except when there is an impenetrable layer above the gas, which keeps it inside the ground

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Tasks
2.8: 4 and 6
2.9:1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 9

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Wat het verschil is tussen fossiele energie en duurzame energie
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Hoe steenkool, aardolie en aardgas is ontstaan
Wat het verschil is tussen primaire en secundaire energiebronnen
Wat een energietransitie is en wat we hiermee willen bereiken

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Oil and gas get stuck in folds or fractures

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Drag the sources of energy to the correct place in the graph.
4%
11%
38%
42%
Natural gas
Coal
Crude oil
Sustainable energie

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Pangaea (during the Permian)

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