I think it's A but here's an explanation anyway: as you heat the crude oil, the different hydrocarbons, having different boiling points, boil and evaporate up the column. Those with lower boiling points, shorter in chain length, will condense nearer the top of the fractional distillation column. Those that are more viscous, larger in chain size, will have high boiling points, so will evaporate last and condense lower down in the column. Therefore, you achieve all the different oils / materials (oil, petrol, gasoline, tar etc etc). I hope this helps. If not, then a good website to use is 'BBC bitesize, fractional distillation'.
The mercator projection accurately reflects navigational directions and
<span>the mercator projection also distorts the actual size and position of continents I hope this helped I had to answer a question like this a little while ago and this was right!</span>
physical weathering is also referred to as mechanical weathering. it involves the mechanical breakdown or disintegration of exposed rock Institute
temperature is an important fact of physical weathering. It occurs when rocks are broken down as a result of alternating expansion and contraction of rocks surfaces due to temperature changes .