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Which country imported the most crude oil in 2023?
Answer: China
Why: China's crude imports reached a record 11.3 million barrels a day in 2023.
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How cold must natural gas get to become LNG?
Answer: About -162 °C
Why: A little cargo boils off each day at sea, and many LNG carriers burn that gas as engine fuel.
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Where is the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve stored?
Answer: Salt caverns
Why: Hollowed-out rock salt caverns are self-sealing and cost roughly one-tenth as much to operate as steel storage tanks.
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Which festive name do oil workers give a well's valve stack?
Answer: Christmas tree
Why: A typical tree has at least four or five valves set out in a cross shape, which is why the festive name stuck.
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Which hydrocarbon has the fewest carbon atoms?
Answer: Methane
Why: Methane contains just one carbon atom bonded to four hydrogens, making it the lightest hydrocarbon molecule.
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What organic material makes up the energy in oil shale?
Answer: Kerogen
Why: Oil shale never reached the natural underground temperatures required to cook its solid kerogen into liquid crude oil.