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Chapter 7 Multiple choice questions
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Section 7.4 describes the three Ps of oil and gas reserves in Box 7.3. What are the characteristics of 2P reserves?
Known but uneconomic to recover
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Known and with a >90% probability of being economically recovered
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Known and with a >50% probability of being economically recovered
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Section 7.5 describes oil refining and products. Box 7.4 gives the properties of some alkanes. Which one has the following properties: Boiling point +125 degrees C and HHV of 47.1 MJ per kg?
Methane
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Octane
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Butane
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Propane
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Table 7.2 gives the products that can be produced by the distillation of crude oil. They are ranked from the lightest at the top to the heaviest at the bottom. Which is the 'lightest' of the products given below?
Fuel oil
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Road diesel fuel (DERV)
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Petrol or gasoline
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Aviation jet fuel or kerosene
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Section 7.6 describes oil today including the world oil reserves. The Ghawar oilfield, discovered in 1948, contains 4% of the world's oil reserves. What country is it in?
Kuwait
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Iran
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Saudi Arabia
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Iraq
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Section 7.6 also describes the changing pattern of UK oil use since 1950. How has the UK demand for oil changed since 1970 in terms of the balance of 'light' and 'heavy' oil products?
It has changed very little.
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The demand for heavy oil has increased.
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The demand has become mainly for light transport fuels.
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Section 7.7 describes natural gas. Box 7.6 describes various gas contaminants. Which one causes natural gas to be described as 'sour'?
Helium
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Carbon dioxide
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Hydrogen sulfide
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Section 7.7 also describes the world's natural gas reserves. A large portion of the world's conventional natural gas reserves is in a single formation under two adjacent countries. Which are they?
Qatar and Iran
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USA and Canada
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UK and Norway
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Section 7.10 describes various 'coal to liquids' processes. The Fischer-Tropsch process involves which of these?
Distilling coal, leaving a residue of coke
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Adding hydrogen to finely ground coal
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Making synthesis gas from coal and building up hydrocarbons
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Section 7.11 describes 'unconventional' oil and gas. Canadian Athabasca oil sands contain oil in what form?
Shale oil
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Bitumen
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Heavy oil
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Natural gas liquids
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Section 7.12 describes the problem of 'Peak Oil'. Supposing that you read in a newspaper of an enormous new oil discovery of 100 billion barrels (Gb), how long would this last the world at 2018 consumption rates?
100 years
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20 years
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3 years
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