Предмет: Другие предметы, автор: dorlov01

горючие полезное ископаемые-это. предиет естествознание

dorlov01: помогите пж

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Автор ответа: vikkkktorya

Ответ:

Это минеральные образования земной коры, химический состав и физические свойства которых позволяют эффектно использовать в их в сфере. К горючим полезным ископаемым относятся нефть, природный газ, уголь, торф

dorlov01: спосибо большое

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