They're what steel come from.
No, coal produces electricity, so electricity is instead of coal
Yes, they are melted together in a furnace to produce steel.
coal is so important because we use it as a fosil fuel and we use it for are fires and bbq in the summer
you had to poo them out. No, your wrong but you were close. hahaha Alright, coal was important because how do you power a STEAM engine, it needs coal. So, when you have coal, you caan transport your troops on trains, boats, multiple vehicles. Thats why, if you were out of coal, your basically screwed.
To turn iron ore into iron requires a fuel and a flux, frequently coal and limestone. It usually costs less money to ship the iron ore than it does the coal and the limestone, especially if those two are close together. So shipping costs are the reason.
Because there was so much coal and iron in the North and that is what you need to make steel
if we stop using coal right now people would go crazy because their would be no electricity and we got so use to it that people say they cant live without it so coal is super important to people
Coal is a solid, non-renewable resource which is used to produce electricity and heat through combustion. The majority of coal is used to generate electricity so this is probably the reason why coal is economically important in West Virginia as it is in every country. Although coal has many other uses, by taking out by-products it can create: Plastics, Synthetic fibers, tar, fertilizers and pharmaceuticals. It also can be made into iron which is nescessary to making steel. I hope this information helps you. Cheers, Tom
i would have to say mining the coal and then iron and making steel bars, because you should only spend your money on coal if you have lots of money or if your not gonna make that much steel bars buy the coal so that it will save you time, if you ever want to Private Message me In game my names: Daerkkness. ~daerkknessoflight~ PCE
good question actually carbon and iron react together to make steel but coal although it does contain carbon it also contains nitrogen and oxygen and is already reacted to form steel carbon needs to react with iron so if the carbon could be extracted from coal and then heated up with iron it would indeed form steel but it is a lot of hassle and would be rather expensive.
no i don't think so =/
because the more compaction, the better and more potent coal so, the more compacted the better