What is a fossil fuel created from plant deposits millions of years ago?

Answer 1

Dead organisms are pressed down underground. [APEX]

Answer 2

Coal is a fossil fuel created from plant deposits that have been compressed and heated over millions of years. It is a non-renewable energy source that is commonly used for electricity generation and heating.

Answer 3

In places where plants grow in profusion and their remains become part of the sediment, heat and pressure from the burial process will transform them into fossil fuels. In the case of planktonic plants and animals these are transformed into oil and gas and in the case of terrestrial plants these form thicker lenticular bodies of carbon rich rocks called coal (and peat).

Answer 4

The theory that fossil fuel made from the remains of plants was first introduced in 1556 by Georg Agricola and later in the 18th century by Mikhail Lomonosov. Fossil fuels are considered to be a renewable resource.

Answer 5

Coal, petroleum and natural gas all formed from the remains of ancient plants and animals.

Answer 6

Coal. Oil is formed from animals over million of years.

Answer 7

many plants and animals were died in natural calamities and their dead bodies are buried under the soil and they decompose to fossils

Answer 8

Coal and peat are used as fuel and are formed from plants.

Answer 9

they are made of decayed organism

Answer 10

Coal, Natural Gas and Oil