Food is shipped thousands of miles throughout our country using various types of transportation such as trucks, planes, and boats. Food availability would be most affected by a shortage in which of the following energy sources? Coal Natural gas Petroleum Water power

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Answer 1
Answer: The correct answer for this would be the third option: PETROLEUM. So when food is  shipped thousands of miles throughout our country using various types of transportation such as trucks, planes, and boats, food availability would be most affected by a shortage of PETROLEUM. Petroleum is the energy that is used to operate trucks, planes and boats. Hope this answers the question.
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer: Petroleum

Explanation:

Petroleum is a fossil fuel. It is also called as crude oil. It is a yellowish black liquid that can be found beneath the earth crust. It is a highly combustible fuel and generates lot of heat energy necessary for running the vehicle. It is the most commonly used fuel for shipping, and road transportation of goods and services. It helps the vehicles to run for long and covering the large distance.

The food availability would be affected by the shortage in absence of petroleum.


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63.15% C ; 5.30% H; 31.55% O

1) Assume 100 g sample
63.15% C * 100 g = 63.15g
  5.30% H * 100 g = 5.30g
31.55% O * 100g = 31.55g

2) Convert mass to moles using their atomic weights

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5.30 g * 1mol H / 1.0079 g H = 5.2585 mol H
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3) Divide each quantity by the smallest number of moles

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If the problem is silent, the molecular weight is equivalent to the empirical weight.
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Molecular Weight is not mentioned thus it is equivalent to Empirical Weight which is:

Atom            Number in Molecule                  Atomic Weight                Total Mass
C                            2                                      12.0107                              24.0214
H                            2                                        1.0079                                2.0158
O                            1                                      15.9994                              15.9994
                                                                                        Total weight is  42.0366

Molecular weight / Empirical Weight = Multiple to be multiplied to the Empirical Formula
42.0366 / 42.0366 = 1

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