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The principal materials used for fuel are petroleum and coal. Ordinary hard coal is called anthracite coal, and the soft, lumpy kind that crumbles very easily is called bituminous coal. All fuels are composed of carbon, or compounds of carbon and hydrogen, called hydrocarbons, combined with such impurities as ash, sulphur, nitrogen, etc.

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There is no chemical formula for lignite. Brown coal, depending on where it is mined, has usually got a completely different makeup to other brown coals. There is no definite chemical formula for brown coal (lignite) because different brown coals have trace elements in them.

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C240H90O4NS (240 atoms of carbon, 90 atoms of hydrogen, 4 atoms of oxygen, and 1 atom of both nitrogen and sulfur for 1 anthracite coal molecule)

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the chemical reaction of coal is CO2 and O2

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Most part of coal is carbon, though other elements (H and O) also in other compounds are also present.

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Formula: C

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