It is a dead fuel as it is formed from the remains of the dead vegetation of the Carboniferous period(605 million years ago).The dead vegetationgot buried under many layers of sedimentary rocks, thus increasing the preasure and temperature.As force was applied on the dead vegetation from below bythe Earth's core and manteland from the top by the crust, water was squeezed from these dead vegetation resulting in the form of coal. The process of transforming of dead vegetation by various natural, chemical as well as physical reactions into the black substance coal is known as Carbonisation.
Coal is a type of fossil fuel, and fossil fuels are made out of dead plants and animals.
Coal i think --------- Yes, it is true for coal, petroleum, methane - from dead plants and animals.
Coal is fossil fuel.
Coal is a fossil fuel.
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Yes, coal is a fossil fuel.
Coal is dead and converted biomass. When living plants die and are quickly submerged in fresh water, decay cannot occur. Large quantities of biomass were thus layered and, over many thousands of years, compressed and changes to become coal. The material that coal started out as was living plant material.
Coal takes millions of years to form from the pressure of dead plants and trees in swamps.
Coal makes fuel. and fuel runs cars
Coal is a fossil fuel. The major fossil fuels are natural gas, crude oil and coal.
Coal is a solid form of fossil fuel that is primarily made up of carbon. Petroleum, on the other hand, is a liquid form of fossil fuel made up of hydrocarbons. Both are used as energy sources, but coal is typically burned to produce electricity, while petroleum is refined to make gasoline and other fuels.
No, carbon and coal are not the same. Carbon is a chemical element that is found in many different forms, including coal, which is a solid fossil fuel formed from the remains of dead plants. Coal is a complex mixture of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and other elements.