Types of Coal
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- an amorphous form of carbon
- a cluster of carbon atoms
- a crystalline form of carbon
- a pure form of carbon
- True
- False
What is lignite? How is it used?
Choose the correct alternative :
(a) Anthracite is
(i) an inferior type of coal
(ii) a superior type of coal
(iii) the cheapest form of coal
(iv) none of the above
(b) Destructive distillation of coal yields
(i) coal tar
(ii) coal gas
(iii) coke
(iv) all of the above
(c) Lamp black is
(i) an amorphous form of carbon
(ii) a crystalline form of carbon
(iii) a pure form of carbon
(iv) a cluster of carbon atoms
(d) The process by which decayed plants slowly convert into coal is called
(i) petrification
(ii) carbonisation
(iii) carbonification
(iv) fermentation
(e) The purest form of the amorphous carbon is
(i) wood charcoal
(ii) sugar charcoal
(iii) bone charcoal
(iv) lamp black
Write short notes on the following.
Coal
Characteristics of anthracite
Name the major types of coal and the percentage of carbon in them.
- Anthracite
- Bituminous
- Sub bituminous
- Lignite
- True
- False
What is coal?
- Coal tar
- Ammonia
- Coal gas
- Coke
Which of the following are the different types of coal?
Anthracite
Peat
Lignite
All of the above
- Anthracite
- Lignite
- Bituminous
- Peat
- I Anthracite
II primarily for electrical power generation and in the steel industry. - I Bituminous coal
II electrical power generation and in the steel industry. - I Anthracite
II domestic fuel in either hand-fired stoves or automatic stoker furnaces. - I Lignite
II electricity generation , synthetic natural gas generation and fertilizer products production .
Charcoal is -
Crystalline carbon
Amorphous carbon
both of these
None of these
The dark fibrous material created when the decomposition of dead plants and trees fail to keep pace with the production of organic matter is known as:
Peat
Coal
Erosion
Petroleum
What is/are the parameter(s) for classifying coals?
Weight of coal
Moisture content of coal
Carbon content
Colour of coal
- Lignite
- Dull black
- Hardest coal
- Bituminous
- Anthracite
- Sub bituminous
- Soft coal
- Least energy
Gas carbon is not a gas. It deposits on the walls of retort when a hydrocarbon is heated in it in the absence of air Pankaj Singh
(a) carbon.
(b) carbon and hydrogen.
(c) carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen.
(d) carbon, nitrogen and oxygen.
- natural gas
- coal
- Nuclear fuel
- bio gas
Mahima was looking at one of the samples kept in a type of coal display. One of the samples intrigued her very much. It looked "brownish-black organic material and almost looked like decayed wood". Could you help her identify the sample?
Ignite
Bituminous
Peat
Anthracite
- Soft coal
- Hardest coal
- Lignite
- Bituminous
- Dull black
- Least energy
- Sub bituminous
- Anthracite
What are green house gases?
The increasing order of hardness of various kinds of coal is
Lignite < Sub-bituminous < Bituminous < Anthracite
Anthracite < Bituminous < Sub-bituminous < Lignite
Bituminous < Sub-bituminous < Anthracite < Lignite
Sub-bituminous < Bituminous < Lignite < Anthracite
What do you understand by the term greenhouse effect?
- Anthracite
- Bituminous
- Graphite
- Peat
ALigniteBAnthraciteCPeatDBituminous
- B > D > A > C
- B > D > A > C
- D > A > B > C
- D > A > C > B