Coal is not used to make roads. However a coal derived product is used in road construction.
When you distill coal, the final fraction is a thick black gloopy substance call "tar". Tar is used to coat small stones and when applied as a road surface makes them stick together and waterproofs the road. This was invented by a Scotsman called Mr. McAdam - the road surface is called "Tarmac".
Graphite is used to make pencil lead, but it is not a form of coal.
Bitumen is used in place of coal tar in making roads.
coal and natural gas
What type of coal do they use in trains?
what materials were used to make coal trucks
lignite coal
bituminous coal
compared to what. Percentage of coal used to make iron/steel, or percentage of coal shipped overseas, or percentage of coal used to make electricity, or....
Metalled roads are :1) made of bitumen of coal, cement or concrete 2) all wheather or season road Unmetalled roads are: 1)made in the absence of cement and concrete and sometimes made even of sand and laid as extended roads 2)limits its usage in rainy season
Bituminous and subbituminous coals are user to make the pulverized coal for coal burners. This is coal containing the compound bitumen. It is a soft coal. They are graded according to their carbon content. They can be processed into coke before being pulverized.
Natural gas
Some of the uses of coal are it can be burnt to make energy and electricity! Coal also is used to make steel !