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No. Diamonds are a pure form of carbon, one of its allotropes. Coal is a complex mixture of carbon, and such things as moisture, hydrocarbons, inorganic compounds and nitrogen and sulfur compounds. The carbon content varies with where and how the coal was formed, and tends to increase with age. The oldest, hardest coals such as anthracite contain over 85% carbon, whilst the youngest, the 'brown' coals or lignite may have as little as 25% carbon.

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No. Coal is a complex mixture of many compounds; it has an approximate chemical formula of C135H96O9NS (is about 85% carbon). Diamonds on the other hand are an allotrope of carbon (in other words, are 100% carbon)

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