Which of these is NOT required for organic molecules to be transformed into usable fossil fuels such as coal and oil?

A) the sun

B) long periods of time.

C) great amounts of pressure

D) a large supply of dead, organic material

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Ulises Adams

Chemistry

11 December, 15:46

Which of these is NOT required for organic molecules to be transformed into usable fossil fuels such as coal and oil?

A) the sun

B) long periods of time.

C) great amounts of pressure

D) a large supply of dead, organic material

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Jamison · Answer 1

Answer: A

The sun doesn't make a difference in processes that take place underground, unless they're asking about temperature of the Earth, which they're not.

Which of these is NOT required for organic molecules to be transformed into usable fossil fuels such as coal and oil?A) the sunB) long periods of time.C) great amounts of pressureD) a large supply of dead, organic material

Which of these is NOT required for organic molecules to be transformed into usable fossil fuels such as coal and oil?

A) the sun

B) long periods of time.

C) great amounts of pressure

D) a large supply of dead, organic material