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Coal is a
combustible black or brownish-black
sedimentary rock,
formed as rock
strata called coal seams.
Coal is
mostly carbon with
variable amounts of...
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melting lead with "earth-
coal,
sea-
coal, turf, and peat". The
patent contains a
distinct allusion to the
preparation of
coal by "cooking". In 1590, a...
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along the
North Sea coast supplying coal to
Yorkshire and London. This also
extended to the
continental Rhineland,
where bituminous coal was
already used...
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Coal gas is a
flammable gaseous fuel made from
coal and
supplied to the user via a
piped distribution system. It is
produced when
coal is
heated strongly...
- A Live
Coal in the
Sea,
written by
Madeleine L'Engle and
published in 1996, is the
sequel to
Camilla ****inson (also
published as Camilla), one of L'Engle's...
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Coal mining is the
process of
extracting coal from the
ground or from a mine.
Coal is
valued for its
energy content and
since the 1880s has been widely...
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increasingly prevalent, and a
predominant perception in the 13th
century was that
sea-
coal smoke would affect one's health. From the mid-17th century, in British...
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lining is temporary.
Finely divided coal ("
sea coal") can be
mixed with the clay
lining so when
heated the
coal decomposes and the bod
becomes slightly...
- all ons****
coal resources in the UK
occur in
rocks of the
Carboniferous period, some of
which extend under the
North Sea.
Bituminous coal is
present in...
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known reference to the use of
coal in
metallurgical smelting. The book is also
referred to as Iron made with Pit-Coale,
Sea-Coale, &c. And with the same...
