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Coal oil is a
shale oil obtained from the
destructive distillation of
cannel coal,
mineral wax, or
bituminous shale, once used
widely for illumination...
- coal
liquefaction (DCL) as a way to
convert lignite into
synthetic oil in 1913.
Coal liquefaction was an
important part of
Adolf Hitler's four-year plan...
- BC.
Although "
coal oil" was well
known by
industrial chemists at
least as
early as the 1700s as a
byproduct of
making coal gas and
coal tar, it burned...
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station is a
thermal power station which burns a
fossil fuel, such as
coal,
oil, or
natural gas, to
produce electricity.
Fossil fuel
power stations have...
- the
coal and
kerosene industry of the late
nineteenth century. One of the
earliest instances of this is the
refining of
paraffin from
crude oil. Abraham...
- The
Mercator group of
companies has
diversified business interests in
Coal,
Oil & Gas,
Commodity Transportation, and Dredging.
Mercator Limited (formerly...
- the only
coal-tar
derived analgesic still in use today.
Industrial phenol is now
usually synthesized from
crude oil rather than
coal tar.
Coal tar derivatives...
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Cannel coal or
candle coal is a type of
bituminous coal, also
classified as
terrestrial type
oil shale. Due to its
physical morphology and low mineral...
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Total energy supply 2021
Coal (30.3%)
Oil (28.9%)
Biofuels and
Waste (13.84%)
Natural gas (14.4%) Wind, Solar, etc. (11.64%)
Hydro (0.9%) In 2019, the...
- The
Coal Oil Point seep
field (COP) in the
Santa Barbara Channel offs**** from Goleta, California, is a
marine petroleum seep area of
about three square...