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Yes coal is a raw material. Raw materials are materials as they are found, and unchanged by a process. Coal is mined, but is used in the same form as it is dug up. Nothing needs to be done to the coal to make it useful, other than transporting it.
Coal hasn't a chemical formula; the major and useful component of coal - carbon - has the chemical symbol C.
Coal hasn't a chemical formula; the major and useful component of coal - carbon - has the chemical symbol C.
The most useful energy that coal provides is as a fuel for combustion; we have to burn it. Burning coal creats heat we can use to boil water, turning it to steam, and then we use the steam to drive turbines to make electricity.
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Coal is a type of rock. It's a great cunductor of heat, which makes it very useful to make fires hotter and last longer.
How about coal, oil, natural gas, uranium
coal be useful in many ways especially for powering electricity
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Yes coal is a raw material. Raw materials are materials as they are found, and unchanged by a process. Coal is mined, but is used in the same form as it is dug up. Nothing needs to be done to the coal to make it useful, other than transporting it.
forces are useful because they stop or make things moving e.g.car crashes
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Coal hasn't a chemical formula; the major and useful component of coal - carbon - has the chemical symbol C.
Coal hasn't a chemical formula; the major and useful component of coal - carbon - has the chemical symbol C.
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