Chemistry, 30.03.2021 17:30 justicejesusfreak

Oil and wood are both used as sources of fuel. How are these two resources different? Question 2 options:

Oil is a natural resource and wood is not.

Wood is a natural resource and oil is not.

Oil is a renewable resource and wood is nonrenewable.

Wood is a renewable resource and oil is nonrenewable.

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