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Solar Energy: Which Of The Following Is An Advantage Of Using Geothermal Energy To Produce Electricity? (6/15/2011)

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A) Geothermal energy comes from heat deep under the earths surface.
B) the major uses of geothermal energy is to generate electricity.
C) it is very expensive to build a geothermal power plant.
D)Geothermal energy is a free energy resource.


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Marcia June 15, 2011 at 2:17 am

A) is a statement of fact and not specified as an advantage
B) From what I understand geothermal energy to be, this one is false
C) is a disadvantage rather than an advantage
D) is the only answer presented as an advantage

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boky June 15, 2011 at 2:47 am

D D D D D D D D D I win the cookie The biggest advantage is a small er footprint on the planet than any other resource

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Freida Parzen June 15, 2011 at 2:48 am

D)Geothermal energy is a free energy resource.

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mebekili June 15, 2011 at 3:20 am

D would be the only one that makes sense for it as a means to produce electricity. However, producing electricity is not it’s major use — heating and cooling buildings is how it’s more often used.

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shubham June 15, 2011 at 4:07 am

Geothermal electricity generation technologies consist of either “flash” technology or “binary” technology. With flash technology, water from 300 to 700 degrees Fahrenheit, but still in liquid form, is piped from its highly pressurized underground reservoir into a geothermal facility. Once this super-heated water is released, it flashes into steam that then drives a conventional turbine generator. With binary technology, underground reservoir waters of lower temperatures are used for flashing. Heat from geothermal water is transferred to a second (binary) liquid, which flashes into vapor upon heating, and that vapor is used to drive turbines
so i think the major use of geothermal energy is to generate electricity

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