Jackie Robinson â UCLA football star. Posted By: Scott Harrison; Posted On: 12:39 a.m. | November 15, 2012; Portrait of UCLA Bruin running back Jackie Robinson published in the Nov. 30, 1940, Los Angeles Times. Robinson was profiled by sports writer Al Wolf before his last college football game â of course against USC:
Crude oil is a liquid found naturally in rock, containing mostly complex hydrocarbons, with some additional organic material. It is the major fuel used on the planet, and is used in the production of many synthetic materials like plastics as well.rude oil is the liquid form of petroleum, natural gas is the gaseous form of petroleum, and oil shale and sands are the semi-solid forms of petroleum. Both petroleum and coal come from decayed organic matter that was compressed underneath layers of sedimentary rock deep below the Earthâs surface.
Mineral oil is an industrially produced derivative of crude oil. This is the very same oil that many of you put into your car as petroleum. The crude oil undergoes a process of purification, until it is refined into a slippery fluid, ready to be used in a variety of cosmetics. The problem with this process is that crude oil contains many toxins and carcinogenic materials. If properly distilled, these should in theory be removed from mineral oil.