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Review for exam 4 chapters 8, 9, 10 BRING SCANTRON The remains of plants, animals, and microorganisms The controlled use of fire The shift from using wood as a source of fuel to coal Participation in the Industrial Revolution, The price of a liter of gasoline is determined by Historical sequence of fuel use in the U.S. from 1800 to the present. Consumer goods responsible for creating jobs, increasing energy consumption, and altering people's lifestyle Production of electrical energy Car engine with zero emissions The primary source of energy in much of the developing world The principal use of oil during the first 60 years of production OPEC Electricity OECD Carboniferous period The of energy and goods and services The primary source of energy in much of the developing world Oil drilling in Alaska's ANWR Natural gas reserves in different part of the world forms of fossil fuel Ethanol production Acid mine drainage Platform with many wells secured to the ocean floor Hydroelectric power plants location Types of biomass burning of paper and plastics mining heat Environmental problems associated with large hydroelectric dams Environmental problems associated with geothermal energy Alternative to drilling for oil in ANWAR Ethanol production Characteristics of types of coal Forms of electromagnetic radiation Public acceptance of nuclear power plants Correct sequence of steps in the nuclear fuel cycle. Waste consisting primarily of various isotopes of plutonium Decommissioning Forms of energy released from nuclear disintegration Sources of radioactivity from uranium mine tailings Heat generated in a nuclear power plant as waste heat Biological effects of ionizing radiation Biological damage caused by different forms of radiation. Radioactive isotope is generally used to fuel a controlled nuclear chain reaction Yucca Mountain, Nevada The first goal for developing nuclear energy Current development and construction of nuclear power plants Stag Field in Chicago in 1942 Parts of nuclear reactors