Lignite is the youngest and softest coal; bituminous is mid-grade coal, and anthracite is the hardest and hottest burning coal. Even brown coal.
lignite
The youngest and softest type of coal is lignite. It has a low carbon content and a high moisture content, making it less dense and softer compared to other types of coal.
lignite
The youngest and softest type of coal is lignite. It has a brownish-black color and contains a high moisture content, making it less carbon-rich and softer than other types of coal like bituminous or anthracite.
'Peat' is coal in the natural making. However, the next stage of formation is 'lignite';
Lignite
lignite
The youngest and softest type of coal is lignite. It has a low carbon content and a high moisture content, making it less dense and softer compared to other types of coal.
lignite
The youngest and softest type of coal is lignite. It has a brownish-black color and contains a high moisture content, making it less carbon-rich and softer than other types of coal like bituminous or anthracite.
'Peat' is coal in the natural making. However, the next stage of formation is 'lignite';
Lignite The softest of this family is not much more concentrated than peat and has about 4000btu/lb.
In order of soft to hard ; Peat, Lignite Coal Anthracene.
Coal typically contains three primary types of coal: lignite, bituminous, and anthracite. These represent different stages of coal formation, with lignite being the youngest and softest, while anthracite is the oldest and hardest. Each type has a different carbon content and energy value.
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The softest not exactly the charcoal cat is the softest 2 me ~Puplove56
Bass trees are the softest