Go online to find 8-12 items that you use that are produced from oil (pertroleum). When you are done please share your written containment and cleanup plan with me in google docs. I will be printing off a copy for you to have throughout the lab.
Some things I use on an everyday basis that is made out of petroleum would be: Plastic hangers (for clothes) Flip flops Ball point pens Computers Markers Band aids Soap Trash bags Tooth brushes Refrigerators Tooth paste Shower curtains
Crayons, ball-point pens, Aspirin, balloons, candles, cameras, detergents, glue, nail polish, Trash bags, yarn, and shampoo are all products made from petroleum. Many environmentalists would like to stop using oil, but most people would never give up. I wonder what will happen when the oil runs out. What will people substitute for the oil?These everyday item would be very hard to live without.
Items made of oil: Floor wax Ink CD player Dresses Cassettes Bicycle tires Faucet washers Sports car bodies Diesel fuel Motorcycle helmet Yarn Umbrellas
Although we may not notice it, our lives depend heavily on petroleum. We use it for everything from faux fur to diesel fuel. We clean our hair with petroleum based shampoo and soothe our rashes with petroleum jelly. We use petroleum in our lipstick to make girls look better, and use it in the soles of our shoes to keep the asphalt from burning our feet. We use candles made from petroleum based wax to make our rooms smell better, and we put motor oil in our car to run smoothly. We take Pepto-Bismol calm our upset stomachs and diarrhea and give our children Baby Asprin to help them when they are teething. We depend on petroleum for everything in our normal lives, and this wont end anytime soon.
Solvents
ReplyDeleteDiesel fuel
Motor Oil
Bearing Grease
Ink
Floor Wax
Ballpoint Pens
Football Cleats
Upholstery
Sweaters
Boats
Insecticides
Petroleum-based Items:
ReplyDelete1) Artificial limbs
2) Aspirin
3) Balloons
4) Floor wax
5) Crayons
6) Footballs
7) Nail polish
8) Nylon rope
9) Yarn
10) Toilet seats
11) Tires
12) Hand lotion
Cold cream
ReplyDeleteMovie film
Soft Contact lenses
Drinking Cups
Fan Belts
Car Enamel
Shaving Cream
Ammonia
Refrigerators
Golf Balls
Toothpaste
Gasoline
Basketballs. Soap. Floor wax. Sweaters. Umbrellas. Aspirin. Hair coloring. Refrigerators. Shampoo. Ink. Crayons. Purses.
ReplyDeleteInk
ReplyDeleteArtificial turf
Shoe polish
Hair color
House paint
Dishes
Rubbing alcohol
Nail polish
Hand lotion
Crayons
Balloons
Sweaters
1. Ink
ReplyDelete2. Bike Tires
3. CD Players
4. Vitamin Capsules
5. Glue
6. Shampoo
7. Toothbrushes
8. CDs and DVDs
9. Insect Repellent
10. Drinking Cups
11. Clothes
12. Soap
1.Solvents
ReplyDelete2.Diesel fuel
3.Motor Oil
4.Ink
5.Floor Wax
6.Ballpoint Pens
7.Football Cleats
8.Upholstery
9.Sweaters
10.Boats
11.Insecticides
12.Bicycle Tires
Deodorant
ReplyDeleteToilet seats
Umbrellas
Roller skates
Paint rollers
Nail polish
Hair coloring or hair dye
Life jackets
Rubbing alcohol
Shaving cream
Pillows
Aspirin
Some things I use on an everyday basis that is made out of petroleum would be:
ReplyDeletePlastic hangers (for clothes)
Flip flops
Ball point pens
Computers
Markers
Band aids
Soap
Trash bags
Tooth brushes
Refrigerators
Tooth paste
Shower curtains
Golf bags
ReplyDeleteFloor wax
Hair coloring
Paint
Curtains
Tool boxes
Footballs
Eye glasses
Toothpaste
Crayons, ball-point pens, Aspirin, balloons, candles, cameras, detergents, glue, nail polish, Trash bags, yarn, and shampoo are all products made from petroleum. Many environmentalists would like to stop using oil, but most people would never give up. I wonder what will happen when the oil runs out. What will people substitute for the oil?These everyday item would be very hard to live without.
ReplyDeleteCDs
ReplyDeleteDVDs
Bike tires
Deodorant
Rubbing alcohol
Pillows
Toothpaste
Upholstery
Aspirin
Sweaters
Movie film
Ammonia
1 plastic- water bottles
ReplyDelete2 synthetic rubber-soles of sneakers
3 Wax- candles
4 cosmetics- lip stick
5 Synthetic fabric- jackets
6 bubble gum
7 petroleum jelly- Vaseline
8 Deoderant
1. TV cabinets.
ReplyDelete2. Gasoline.
3. CDs/DVDs.
4. Drinking cups.
5. Sunglasses.
6. Dishes.
7. Shampoo.
8. Candles.
9. Trash bags.
10. Refrigerators.
11. Clothes.
12. Curtains.
13. Mops.
14. Pillows.
15. Ink.
Items made of oil:
ReplyDeleteFloor wax
Ink
CD player
Dresses
Cassettes
Bicycle tires
Faucet washers
Sports car bodies
Diesel fuel
Motorcycle helmet
Yarn
Umbrellas
1. Some medicine, such as Penicillin.
ReplyDelete2.Transportation
3. Waxes
4. Plastics
5. Synthetic fabrics and rubber
6. Make-up
7. Crayons
8.Toys,dolls, etc.
9. Perfumes
10. Bandaids
11.Parachutes
12. Paint brushes
1)Ink
ReplyDelete2)Ice cube trays
3)Yarn
4)Sweaters
5)Shampoo
6)Electric blankets
7)Dice
8)Toilet seats
9)Lipstick
10)Tooth brushes
11)Tennis rackets
12)Nail polish
Plastic is made from petroleum. This may include:
ReplyDeletePlastic hangers
Plastic bags
Plastic bottles
Shoe soles
Other items made from petroleum:
Movie film
Toothbrushes
CD's and DVD's
Paint
Fishing lures
Bubble gum
Clothes
And, of course, gasoline
Curtains
ReplyDeleteShampoo
Combs
Candles
Hand lotion
Wheels
Toothbrushes
Balloons
Crayons
Sunglasses
Parachutes
Dice
Although we may not notice it, our lives depend heavily on petroleum. We use it for everything from faux fur to diesel fuel. We clean our hair with petroleum based shampoo and soothe our rashes with petroleum jelly. We use petroleum in our lipstick to make girls look better, and use it in the soles of our shoes to keep the asphalt from burning our feet. We use candles made from petroleum based wax to make our rooms smell better, and we put motor oil in our car to run smoothly. We take Pepto-Bismol calm our upset stomachs and diarrhea and give our children Baby Asprin to help them when they are teething. We depend on petroleum for everything in our normal lives, and this wont end anytime soon.
ReplyDeleteshaving cream, skis, toothbrushes, Ice chests, sun glasses, Aspirin,
ReplyDeleteshampoo, Luggage, Awnings, dishes, golf balls, and Ball point pens.
Hair brushes
ReplyDeleteUmbrellas
Drinking bottles
Car seats
Toothbrushes
Gasoline for cars
Bowls
Telephones
DVDs
CDs
Glue
Insect repellent
Nail polish
Eye glasses
Shower curtains
Plastic bags
Basketballs
ReplyDeleteFootballs
Tires
Toothpaste
Toothbrushes
Shoes
Trash bags
Hand lotion
Shampoo
Perfumes
1. Ballpoint pens
ReplyDelete2. Footballs
3. Basketballs
4. Toothpaste
5. Bandages
6. Golf balls
7. CD's and DVD's
8. Ink
9. Deodorant
10. Sun glasses
11. Shampoo
12.Football cleats
1). Antifreeze
ReplyDelete2). Aspirin
3). Bike tires
4). Combs
5). Golf balls
6). Lipstick
7). Putty
8). Rubbing alcohol
9). Soap
10). Toothpaste
11). Toilet seats
12). Yarn
1.CD Player
ReplyDelete2. Ink
3. Motor Oil
4. Shampoo
5. Solvents
6. Shaving Cream
7. Toothpaste
8. Dishes
9. Perfumes
10. Vitamin Capsules
11. Dashboards
12. Soap
Pens
ReplyDeleteSoccer cleats
Deoderant
Ink
Movies
Film
Perfume
Glue
Wax
Lipstick
Soles
Phones
Bags
Gasoline
Solvants
ReplyDeleteInk
Bicycle tires
Footballs
Guitar Strings
Lipstick
Dresses
Shag carpets
Skiis
Umbrellas
Asprin
Trash bags
Ink
ReplyDeleteTires
Dashboards
Skis
Mops
Umbrellas
Roof tiles
Speakers
Tennis rackets
Shampoo
Diesel fuel
Cortisone
1. Deodorant
ReplyDelete2. Sunglasses
3. Shampoo
4. Gasoline
5. Ink
6. Toothpaste
7. Electricity
8. Plastic
9. Trash Bags
10. Shoes
11. Car Seats
12. Guitar Strings
1: Purses
ReplyDelete2: Awnings
3: Eyeglasses
4: Yarn
5: Vitamin Capsules
6: Tires
7: Car Battery Cases
8: Life Jackets
9: Water Pipes
10: Footballs
11: Dice
12: Cameras
Diesel Fuel
ReplyDeleteMotor Oil
Dice
House Paints
Trash Bags
Eyeglasses
Rubber Cement
Aspirin
Lipstick
Surf Board
Balloons
Crayons
1. Tires
ReplyDelete2. Petroleum jelly
3. Vasiline
4. CDs
5. Golf balls
6. Makeup
7. Plastic
8. Shampoo
9. Asprin
10. Wax
11. Shoe soles
12. Some paints
soap
ReplyDeleteCD player
dashboards
ink
vitamin capsules
motor oil
perfumes
shampoo
dishes
solvents
toothpaste
shaving cream
1. Plastic bags
ReplyDelete2. Diesel
3. Petroleum jelly
4. Asphalt
5. Computers
6. Fertilizers
7. Adhesives
8. Artificial hearts
9. Soft contact lenses
10. Aspirin
11. Bandages
12. Sunglasses
Petroleum jelly
ReplyDeleteGasoline
Plastic
Wax
Tar
Sulfur
Yarn
Perfume
Shoes
Balloons
Boats
Candles
1. Motor oil/gasoline
ReplyDelete2. Wax
3. Footballs
4. Basketballs
5. Ink
6. Bicycle tires
7. Guitar strings
8. Hair curlers
9. Cameras
10. Crayons
11. Paint brushes
12. Roller skates
Petroleum items:
ReplyDelete1. Footballs
2. Shoes
3. Sports car bodies
4. CD players
5. Tennis Rackets
6. Guitar strings
7. Wheels
8. Model cars
9. Golf balls
10. Dice
11. Tents
12. Surf boards
1. Asphalt
ReplyDelete2 Ink
3. Paint
4. Pillows
5. CDs
6.Cars
7.basketballs
8. Skis
9. Clothes
10. Glasses
Twelve items made from petroleum-based oil are...
ReplyDelete*Sunglasses
*Cameras
*Ink
*Balloons
*Paintbrushes
*Crayons
*Ballpoint pens
*Ice cube trays
*Dice
*Vaporizers
*Paint
*Artificial limbs
Now we know that it's important not to waste oil, otherwise we wouldn't be able to have stuff like cameras and fake limbs!
Ammonia, antiseptics,antifreeze, antihistamines,Anesthetics, artificial limbs, artificial turf, aspirin, awnings, balloons ballpoint pens, bandages.
ReplyDelete1. Pepto Bismol
ReplyDelete2. Cough syrup
3. Golf balls
4. Stuffed animals
5. Aspirin
6. Ink
7. Balloons
8. Hair spray
9. Band aids
10. Candles
11. Spray paint
12.credit cards
1.) Cosmetics
ReplyDelete2.) Toothpaste
3.) Perfume
4.) Medicine
5.) Nylon/Polyester
6.) Computers
7.) Plastics
8.) Furniture/Carpeting
9.) Gasoline
10.) Refrigerator
11.) Insulation
12.) Car Tires
1. Movie film
ReplyDelete2. Soft Contact lenses
3. Drinking Cups
4. Fan Belts
5. Car Enamel
6. Shaving Cream
7. Ammonia
8. Refrigerators
9. Golf Balls
10. Toothpaste
11. Gasoline
12. Sun Glasses