When wood is heated in the absence of air the residue is called…………….

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Charcoal is formed when wood is heated in the absence of air.
Charcoal is of various forms wood charcoal,bone charcoal and sugar charcoal.
From the above when the wood is heated in the absence of air the residue is called Charcoal.

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