← Back to context Comment by dgellow 3 hours ago Doesn’t the term “fuel” imply they are burnt? Genuine question, I’m not native speaker 2 comments dgellow Reply chii 3 hours ago Fuel is simply a noun for a source of energy, it doesn't need burning for something to be fuel. Look at nuclear fuel - it doesn't burn.
chii 3 hours ago Fuel is simply a noun for a source of energy, it doesn't need burning for something to be fuel. Look at nuclear fuel - it doesn't burn.
Fuel is simply a noun for a source of energy, it doesn't need burning for something to be fuel. Look at nuclear fuel - it doesn't burn.