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Q: What do plants have to do with coal?
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What is an advantage of coal power plants over nuclear power plants?

Coal Power plants are cheaper to build.


Is coal a solid fuel formed from plants?

Yes coal is a solid fuel made from plants.


What plants fell into the water to start the fomation of coal?

Coal does not start with plants falling into water.Coal forms from plants growing in a sinking delta. A sort of swamp. The palnts involven in the formation of coal are ALL the plants in the environment.


Where is coal begin to form from?

Coal is formed from plants, which turned into peat, then lignite, then coal.


What does the fossil fuel coal power?

Coal powers some electricity plants in China.Some of China's coal comes to us in the u.s. However when we use coal it powers fossil fuel plants and nuclear plants around the u.s. and even the world.


How does coal relate to plants?

Coal is a type of fossil fuel, and fossil fuels are made out of dead plants and animals.


What is an advantage of nuclear power plants over coal power plant?

Coal Power plants are cheaper to build.


What are fossil fuel plants?

It is coal because when plants become dry they turn black and comes/transformed into coal.


The mud turned into coal and dead plants turned into what?

coal


What kind of fossil is found in coal?

Coal was formed from the remains of plants.


Which natural resource enables the operation of most of China's power plants?

Coal is thenatural resource that enables the operation of most of China's power plants.


What is it called when a rock is produced from a layer of plants?

When a rock is produced from a layer of plants, it is called coal. Coal forms from the remains of plants that have been compacted, heated, and subjected to pressure over millions of years.