wood-peat-lignite-subbituminous-bituminous-anthracite
The wood is converted to anthracite (coal) through various stages. lignite, subbituminous,bituminous,anthracite are the major coal types formed these are ranked based on the presence of carbon ,hydrogen and oxygen content
because coal is deep inside the earth
as coal is made of pplant remains that have been buried long ago,it is so deep inside earth.
well coal because of the rise in sea level and the magma in the earth that tempered it to turn to coal.
Mining coal damages the Earth.Burning coal damages the atmosphere (which is not earth but part of the Earth).
They are formed when we burn waste, plastics, coal or cigarettes.
because coal is deep inside the earth
as coal is made of pplant remains that have been buried long ago,it is so deep inside earth.
Hydrocarbons and coal were formed in what is known as the carboniferous era.
Coal formed on Earth when Australia was near the south pole.
By mining deep inside the earth. simple!!
no it can't sorry too bad!! Coal is thought to be the carbon source in many cases for the diamond forming process however, many diamonds predate coal which is formed from early plant life.
No 'coal' turns into 'diamond'. Both coal and diamond are composed of carbon, each being formed at different layers in the earth's mantle.
Coal is rock composed mostly of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen. Coal is formed from the remains of ancient plants buried in the crust of the earth for millions of years.
you get petroleum from compressed coal or fossils found inside of the earth
you get petroleum from compressed coal or fossils found inside of the earth
They were formed from trees and other vegetation that was crushed beneath the earth's surface and heated to high temperatures.
Most coal formed during the Carboniferous, between 358.9 and 298.9 million years ago, however some coal has formed during most of Earth's history. Pterodactylus lived between 150.8 and 148.5 milion years ago. Thus, most coal formed 150 million years before Pterodactylus lived, but some coal was forming while and even after the existence of Pterodactylus.