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Interpretation: The type of coal that contains large percent mass of carbon needs to be determined using the given charts.
Concept Introduction : The substance produced from dead plants and animal remains which are buried and go through high pressure and heat over a long time period is coal. Coal is a solid fossil fuel consisting of carbon. There are various types of coal, such as, lignite, bituminous etc.
(a)
Answer to Problem 2RQ
Bituminous coal has large percent mass of carbon.
Explanation of Solution
Given pie chart for the Lignite coal is as follows:
Given pie chart for the Bituminous coal is as follows:
In the lignite coal, percent of carbon is 71% and in the bituminous coal, percent of carbon is 80%. So, the coal having large percent mass of carbon is bituminous coal.
(b)
Interpretation: The type of coal that contains large percent mass of sulphur needs to be determined using the given charts.
Concept Introduction : The substance produced from dead plants and animal remains which are buried and go through high pressure and heat over a long time period is coal. Coal is a solid fossil fuel consisting of carbon. There are various types of coal, such as, lignite, bituminous etc.
(b)
Answer to Problem 2RQ
Coal that contains large percent mass of sulphur is bituminous coal.
Explanation of Solution
Given pie chart for the Lignite coal is as follows:
Given pie chart for the Bituminous coal is as follows:
In the lignite coal, percent of sulphur is 1% and in the bituminous coal, percent of carbon is 5%. So, the coal having large percent mass of sulphur is bituminous coal.
(c)
Interpretation: The element present in equal amounts in both the types of carbon (coal) needs to be determined.
Concept Introduction : The substance produced from dead plants and animal remains which are buried and go through high pressure and heat over a long time period is coal. Coal is a solid fossil fuel consisting of carbon. There are various types of coal, such as, lignite, bituminous etc.
(c)
Answer to Problem 2RQ
Nitrogen is present in equal amounts in both the coal.
Explanation of Solution
Given pie chart for the Lignite coal is as follows:
Given pie chart for the Bituminous coal is as follows:
The percentage of nitrogen in both the coal (lignite and bituminous) is 1%. So, nitrogen is present in equal amount in both the coal.
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