where does gasoline come form?

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Question by brooker
Submitted on 9/7/2003
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where does gasoline come form?

Answer by olivia123456789
Submitted on 10/20/2004
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the ground

Answer by esoj
Submitted on 12/12/2004
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nobody can answer this question. well it comes from crude oil. but can anyone help me out on the rest

Answer by Mitesh Kotecha
Submitted on 1/11/2005
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Gasoline is mixture of hydrocarbons that can be extracted from Crude oil. Crude oil is distilled over the range of temperature to get the veriety of products. Naphtha is one of them. Naphtha is further processed to get the gasoline.

Answer by JGMagoo
Submitted on 1/19/2005
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From the gasoline station down the street! They get it from a big truck. The big truck gets it from a refinery. The refinery makes it out of oil they buy from an oil company. The oil company gets it out of the ground by drilling deep wells. The ground gets it from plants and animals that died and decayed millions of years ago. You too will maybe someday contribute to this supply.

Answer by SWEETCHUCK
Submitted on 6/28/2007
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BY BIRTH.

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