10. Differentiate between potential and actual resources.H. Name any t

1.	10. Differentiate between potential and actual resources.H. Name any three steps that government has taken to conserve plants and animals.12. Write the difference between biogas and natural gas.13. Write the advantages and disadvantages of fire wood a conventional source of energy.14, Will the government intervene if some religious groups say that their religion allows them topractice infanticide? Give reasons for your answer.
Answer» Kindly post the questions one by one.Only one solution per question can be provided. ok 12)Natural Gas I. It is obtained in natural form. II. It is available in large quantities. III. It is used as a source of power. IV. It is also used as raw material in petrochemical industries. V. It is supplied for household use as LPG (Liquefied petroleum Gas) and also used for running vehicles as CNG (Compressed Natural Gas). Biogas I. It is obtained from shrubs, farm wastes, animal and human wastes. II. It is available in limited quantities. III. It is used mostly in rural areas. IV. It is not used as raw material. V. Decomposition of organic matter yields gas, which has higher thermal efficiency in comparison to kerosene, dung cake and charcoal. It gives no smoke. Hence, quite useful. thanks

10. Differentiate between potential and actual resources.H. Name any three steps that government has taken to conserve plants and animals.12. Write the difference between biogas and natural gas.13. Write the advantages and disadvantages of fire wood a conventional source of energy.14, Will the government intervene if some religious groups say that their religion allows them topractice infanticide? Give reasons for your answer.

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Kindly post the questions one by one.Only one solution per question can be provided.

12)Natural Gas

I. It is obtained in natural form.

II. It is available in large quantities.

III. It is used as a source of power.

IV. It is also used as raw material in petrochemical industries.

V. It is supplied for household use as LPG (Liquefied petroleum Gas) and also used for running vehicles as CNG (Compressed Natural Gas).

Biogas

I. It is obtained from shrubs, farm wastes, animal and human wastes.

II. It is available in limited quantities.

III. It is used mostly in rural areas.

IV. It is not used as raw material.

V. Decomposition of organic matter yields gas, which has higher thermal efficiency in comparison to kerosene, dung cake and charcoal. It gives no smoke. Hence, quite useful.

thanks

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