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    The document defines and describes several conventional and renewable energy sources including biomass, solar, wind, geothermal, coal, natural gas, petroleum, and nuclear energy. Biomass is organic matter that can be used as an energy source from biological or induced processes. Solar energy comes from radiation from the sun. Wind energy is generated by air currents. Geothermal energy is stored as heat below the earth's surface. Coal, natural gas, and petroleum are fossil fuels found underground. Nuclear energy comes from atoms.

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    Energias convencionales y no convencionales

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    The document defines and describes several conventional and renewable energy sources including biomass, solar, wind, geothermal, coal, natural gas, petroleum, and nuclear energy. Biomass is organic matter that can be used as an energy source from biological or induced processes. Solar energy comes from radiation from the sun. Wind energy is generated by air currents. Geothermal energy is stored as heat below the earth's surface. Coal, natural gas, and petroleum are fossil fuels found underground. Nuclear energy comes from atoms.

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    Bernardo Gonzalez Gonzalez

    1898239
    Energia convencial 004 ENC Y EC
    Biomasa Carbón
    El carbón es un combustible fósil. Se
    Materia orgánica originada en un proceso
    denominan así a aquellos materiales
    biológico, espontáneo o provocado,
    orgánicos combustibles que se
    utilizable como fuente de energía. [1]
    encuentran en la corteza terrestre. [5]

    Gas
    Solar
    Fuente de energía no renovable formada
    La energía solar es la energía por una mezcla de gases que se
    contenida en la radiación solar. [2] encuentra en yacimientos. [6]

    Eólica Petróleo
    Combustible fósil líquido que se extrae
    Energía cinética generada por del subsuelo. Se compone de moléculas
    efecto de las corrientes de aire. [3] orgánicas. [7]

    Geotérmica Nuclear
    Energía almacenada en forma de calor
    Energía contenida en el núcleo de un
    que se encuentra bajo la superficie de la
    átomo. [8]
    tierra. [4]
    REFERENCIAS
    [1] ¿Qué es la biomasa? (2021, 13 septiembre). APPA Renovables. https://www.appa.es/appa-
    biomasa/que-es-la-biomasa/

    [2] Energía solar. (s. f.). Recuperado 20 de noviembre de 2022, de https://solar-energia.net/

    [3] buzonuv@uv.mx. (s. f.). ¿Qué es la Energía Eólica? – Centro de Investigación en Recursos
    Energéticos y Sustentables. https://www.uv.mx/coatza/cires/main/keeseolica/

    [4] ¿Qué es la Energía Geotérmica de Alta Entalpía? (2021, 13 septiembre). APPA Renovables.
    https://www.appa.es/appa-geotermica-de-alta-entalpia/que-es-la-energia-geotermica-de-alta-
    entalpia/

    [5] León, C. D. J. Y. (s. f.). Importancia del carbón. Energía y Minería.


    https://energia.jcyl.es/web/es/biblioteca/importancia-carbon.html

    [6] León, C. D. J. Y. (s. f.-a). Gas natural. Energía y Minería.


    https://energia.jcyl.es/web/es/biblioteca/gas-natural.html

    [7] Petróleo - Enciclopedia de Energia. (s. f.).


    https://energyeducation.ca/Enciclopedia_de_Energia/index.php/Petr%C3%B3leo

    [8] La energía nuclear - CSN. (s. f.). https://www.csn.es/la-energia-nuclear

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