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Non Life Sciences => Chemistry => Topic started by: JRson on 24/03/2009 10:33:26

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: JRson on 24/03/2009 10:33:26

What is brut oil?
I just know Brazil is a producer.

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Mazurka on 24/03/2009 16:53:36

do you mean crude oil - in french it is "petrole brut"?

as I assume you dont mean brut as in the fragrence range most (in)famous for "brut 33"? [xx(]

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Chemistry4me on 25/03/2009 03:51:15

The closest I could find was:

(https://www.thenakedscientists.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fpro.corbis.com%2Fimages%2F42-20409177.jpg%3Fsize%3D67%26amp%3Buid%3D%257B58A973C1-F3F7-45E9-9E8F-29C7DA2000C1%257D&hash=bf98b3fd97f3238e45fc18703bef15a6)

Polluted Pond near Campo Libertadore 
 
When Texaco left Ecuador in 1991, the company was accused of having left behind more than 600 ponds of brut oil scattered in the wilderness, like this one at Camp Libertadore, an oil production site in the Lago Agrio region.

http://pro.corbis.com/search/Enlargement.aspx?CID=isg&mediauid=%7B58A973C1-F3F7-45E9-9E8F-29C7DA2000C1%7D

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Chemistry4me on 25/03/2009 07:43:38

I think you forgot http://www.ifp.com/axes-de-recherche/raffinage-propre/transformer-le-maximum-de-matiere-premiere-en-energie-du-transport

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Raghavendra on 25/03/2009 07:46:02

ya dude .. But how to insert picture.....

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Chemistry4me on 25/03/2009 07:52:46

I wasn't talking about inserting pictures.

Next time you copy and paste something from the internet, please also post the link where you found it. Copying other peoples work and saying it is your own is not good at all.

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Raghavendra on 25/03/2009 07:56:21

Ok...

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Raghavendra on 25/03/2009 07:57:10

From next time i will add the link thank u

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Chemistry4me on 25/03/2009 07:58:31

Ok....

So if I asked you, does oxygen have a higher first ionisation energy than nitrogen, what do you say?

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Raghavendra on 25/03/2009 08:00:35

Oxygen has higher ionisation energy.. Because nitrogen has three lone pair of electron....

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Chemistry4me on 25/03/2009 08:02:14

Are you sure? That is not the correct answer.

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Raghavendra on 25/03/2009 08:05:27

I am sure .. if not than nitrogen because I was joking ....it possesses half filled p orbitals which increases its stability and results in higher I.P.

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Chemistry4me on 25/03/2009 08:19:24

And if I ask you, adding an alcohol and an organic acid together will give you what? [:)]

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Raghavendra on 25/03/2009 08:24:08

While the answer will be [diagram=438_0] .. Is these right

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Chemistry4me on 25/03/2009 08:27:48

You forgot an extra 'O'

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Raghavendra on 25/03/2009 08:29:35

 I have modified

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: Raghavendra on 25/03/2009 08:32:48

Then please say...

Title: What is brut oil?
Post by: JRson on 25/03/2009 09:39:50

Thanks for all your help.
I saw the word "brut oil" from one email of our Brazil customer, I couldn't understand it.
I think it maybe a kind of petrol, just like Mazurka said.
:)