Description
Book SynopsisThe discovery and use of coal as a fuel dates back to ancient times, with early records in China and Wales. Coal's consistent use and significant impact on society and industrial development emerged during the Middle Ages in England, eventually driving the Industrial Revolution. This book explores the fundamentals of coal, its formation, classification, and exploration, as well as its preparation, analysis, properties, and impacts on health and safety. It serves as a comprehensive resource for students, researchers, and professionals in the field of chemistry, energy, and materials science, highlighting the importance of sustainable coal utilization in shaping our world.
Table of Contents
- Chapter 1 Introduction to the Chemistry of Coal
- Chapter 2 An Organic Sediment
- Chapter 3 Preparation, Transportation, and Storage of Coal
- Chapter 4 Coal Analysis
- Chapter 5 Physical and Electrical Properties of Coal
- Chapter 6 Mechanical and Thermal Properties of Coal
- Chapter 7 Chemical Reactivity of Coal
- Chapter 8 Impacts of Coal Utilization on Health and Safety
