Coal is bio-mass that has been compressed into rock over millions of years.
Plant life (bio-mass) dies and falls to the ground and rots.
More falls on the rotting plant life. and compresses it.
This compression forms peat. As soft burning carbonaceous material.
As more bio-mass fall on top of the peat , it is compressed into lignite. Lignite is a soft coal.
Further compression onto the lignite, forms coal. Further compression on coal forms Anthracene.
Bio-mass burns/combusts with a lot of smoke.
Peat is a smoky slow combusting fuel.
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Lignite smokes, but less so than peat. and burns a little faster.
Coal can smoke, but proper draughting it is smokeless.
Anthracene is a very hard smokeless coal.
On burning/combusting all types above release CO2 (Carbon dioxide).
The softer 'coals' can also release carbon particles, ammonia, sulphur dioxide, and hydrogen sulphide. These gases come from plant life that has rotted.
The whole process of rotting bio-mass to anthracene can take millions of years and geological shifts/movements.
NB As an aside, in the manufacture of iron in the Blast Furnace, coke is used to provide the carbon. Alongside blast furnaces are 'coke ovens'. Coke ovens heat coal to drive off all the secondary material to form coke (industrial carbon). These secondary materials are gases such as sulphur dioxide, ammonia, and hydrogen sulphide. These gases are collected and sold on to other industries for making fertilisers, acids etc.,
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Biomass is an alternative energy source while coal is a rock.
Biomass can be regrown quickly, making it a good alternative to coal.
biomass can be regrown quickly
These are same
Biomass is an organic matter that can be a source of energy. Gasohol is a mixture of gasoline and alcohol that is used as a fuel.
The main advantage of biomass over coal is that it is "carbon neutral". This means that in order for the biomass to be created, it consumed carbon dioxide from the environment. Upon burning biomass, no additional carbon is added to our atmosphere. Coal, on the other hand, is taking carbon out of the earth and adding more to our atmosphere.
Biomass can be regrown quickly, making it a good alternative to coal.
It is a biomass becauseit is burned for energy.
biomass can be regrown quickly
Beacuse biomass is harder to find and coal burnes faster then Biomass.
fixed carbon is carbon content of the coal/biomass which is not easily decomposed or combusted at lower temperatures(>200 c), and total carbon content of coal/biomass is volatile carbon present in form of other hydrocarbons forms like volatile organic compounds, etc.. which easily combusted at little higher temperatures (>50 c)
These are same
Sunlight fed the plants that produced the material that became both coal & biomass fuels.
The use of biomass for fuel can reduce the consumption of oil and coal.
solar energy uses the sun and biomass uses waste to make energy
Biomass is an organic matter that can be a source of energy. Gasohol is a mixture of gasoline and alcohol that is used as a fuel.
The main advantage of biomass over coal is that it is "carbon neutral". This means that in order for the biomass to be created, it consumed carbon dioxide from the environment. Upon burning biomass, no additional carbon is added to our atmosphere. Coal, on the other hand, is taking carbon out of the earth and adding more to our atmosphere.
Coal and fuel can not be reused because they have been burnt away. Renewable energy (solar, wind, water, hydro, tidal and wave, geothermal, ocean thermal, biomass and biofuel) keeps coming back and can be used again.