Question

Organize the phrases to indicate which fossil fuel formation step it describes. Each one phrase may be used more than once Coal: Oil: Natural gas: •Formed at the bottom of swamps •Formed at the bottom of the ocean •Sediment, Rock, and water apply pressure and heat •oxygen can not reach the decaying matter •carbon bonds break to produce methane

Answer 1

Coal is formed at the bottom of swamps, oil is formed at the bottom of the ocean, and natural gas is formed when sediment, rock, and water apply pressure and heat to the organic matter.

Step-by-step explanation:

Coal: Formed at the bottom of swamps

Oil: Formed at the bottom of the ocean

Natural gas: Sediment, Rock, and water apply pressure and heat

All three types of fossil fuels are formed from organic matter that was buried, heated, and subjected to pressure over millions of years. Coal is formed at the bottom of swamps, oil is formed at the bottom of the ocean, and natural gas is formed when sediment, rock, and water apply pressure and heat to the organic matter. Additionally, carbon bonds break to produce methane, which is the primary component of natural gas.