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The 17 pages that link to Petroleum, each with the reason it gives.

• Energy transitionRelated: Oil-based transport and petrochemicals defined a later phase of fossil-fuel expansion.

• Hydrogen sulfideRelated: Some petroleum reservoirs contain H₂S formed by geological and microbial processes.

• CoalCompared with: Unlike solid coal, petroleum is a liquid fossil fuel used extensively for transport.

• HydrocarbonRelated: Petroleum is separated and processed into fuels and chemical feedstocks.

• Natural gasCompared with: Oil is another fossil hydrocarbon resource, but it is liquid and serves different transport markets.

• GasolineNarrower topic: Gasoline is one of the major products made from petroleum.

• MixtureBroader topic: Its many components are separated and processed into fuels and chemical feedstocks.

• Organic compoundRelated: Petroleum is a major source of organic feedstocks and fuels.

• Crude oilNarrower topic: Crude oil is the liquid portion of the broader petroleum resource.

• Greek fireRelated: Petroleum-based substances are among the proposed ingredients of Greek fire.

• Commercial whalingCompared with: Petroleum products displaced many uses once supplied by whale oil.

• Oil shaleNarrower topic: Oil shale is a potential source of petroleum products, not a reservoir of conventional liquid petroleum.

• Saturated compoundRelated: Many petroleum components are saturated hydrocarbons used as fuels and feedstocks.

• Aliphatic compoundRelated: Petroleum is a major source of aliphatic hydrocarbons and their feedstocks.

• DecaneNarrower topic: Decane occurs in petroleum and can be separated within its hydrocarbon fractions.

• NonaneRelated: Nonane occurs among the hydrocarbons in petroleum fractions.

• Petrol engineRelated: Petrol engines depend on refined petroleum as their principal fuel source.