I reccomend you get a coal burning grill. With the gas grill, sure the flavor is great. But with the coal grill, you can capture the true flavor of backyard bbq. It's a bit of a pain to handle, but the foods worth it.
burning of coal is chemical change
No, it is a chemical change
The brand Brookstone has a grill called the "Chargriller Duo Combo Cooker Gas and Charcoal Grill" that uses coal and gas. It is also a brand that is known for its quality.
Yes burning oil is better than coal. its because coal produces more carbon than oil
Coal is a type of fossil fuel. If it sits for a long time under a lot of pressure coal can form diamonds. Coal also can be used on a simplistic level, in a barbecue grill for heating food.
Yes. * A) Coal is not charcoal * B) Charcoal is not dust * C) The coal mine has a different atmosphere to the grill So, with all those differences, why would we expect the two situations to produce the same results?
Tikka is a dish prepared by grilling the pieces of chicken or paneer or meat on charcoal (without keeping the pieces directly on coal, but in heat of coal) or traditional tandoor while bhuna means to cook or grill something by putting it directly on coal.To grill tikka, the pieces of (lets say) marinated paneer are hanged above burning coal with the help of rod. The distance between burning coal and paneer pieces is approx 10-20cms depending upon the heat required.Bhuna means to grill something by directly placing it on burning coal. There is direct contact between item to be grilled and coal, but in Tikka there is no direct contact of coal and item to be grilled.
Coke is a pure form of carbon and produce very less smoke on burning as compared to coal
Burning coal is an exothermic reaction as it give heat
Chemical.The easiest way to determine this is to try and get the process to reverse. You cannot take CO2 and H2O (the products of burning coal) and make them separate back into coal (C) and oxygen (O2).If you cannot go backwards to get the original material, then it is a chemicalchange.
Bituminous coal is a soft coal, compared to anthracite coal, a hard coal. Bituminous coal is a long-burning, hot burning source of fuel.
Hydroelectricity emits far fewer pollutants (including carbon dioxide) than burning coal.