coal is a hydrocarbon because it is made up of hydrogen and carbon.
coal,natural gas.
Coal. Or, some other hydrocarbon.
Crude Oil, Ethanol ( Alcohol ), Fossil Fuels.
No, Coal is a brownish or black solid formed by the partial decomposition of vegetable matter and natural gas is a naturally occurring hydrocarbon gas. Both are fossil fuels but natural gas and coal are completely different.
hydrocarbon
coal,natural gas.
Coal. Or, some other hydrocarbon.
Crude Oil, Ethanol ( Alcohol ), Fossil Fuels.
"Hydrocarbon" means something that contains only carbon and hydrogen. Coal is mainly carbon with small amounts of other materials. There are certainly hydrocarbon compounds present in coal, but for the most part it's probably more correct to think of it as an impure form of carbon.
No, Coal is a brownish or black solid formed by the partial decomposition of vegetable matter and natural gas is a naturally occurring hydrocarbon gas. Both are fossil fuels but natural gas and coal are completely different.
No, Coal is a brownish or black solid formed by the partial decomposition of vegetable matter and natural gas is a naturally occurring hydrocarbon gas. Both are fossil fuels but natural gas and coal are completely different.
A hydrocarbon is an organic compound that consists entirely of hydrogen and carbon. Some examples coal, petroleum and natural gas and paraffin.
Benzene is a colorless volatile liquid hydrocarbon. It is present in coal tar and petroleum during chemical synthesis. It is flammable and has a sweet smell.
hydrocarbon
methane + Air > water and carbon dioxide CH3 + O2 > H2O + CO2 coal + air > water and carbon dioxide and ash coal =hydrocarbon + S+Ca+Mg +Si +O2> CO2 +H2O+ ash dependent on where you get the coal and how hot it burns and how dirty it is
Hydrocarbon is a carbon dioxide but is also call hydrocarbon
functionalized hydrocarbon