EXHAUSTIBLE NATURAL RESOURCES Limited quantity Likely to be exhausted by human activities E.g.: Wildlife, Forests, Fossil Fuels etc INEXHAUSTIBLE NATURAL.

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EXHAUSTIBLE NATURAL RESOURCES Limited quantity Likely to be exhausted by human activities E.g.: Wildlife, Forests, Fossil Fuels etc INEXHAUSTIBLE NATURAL RESOURCES Unlimited quantity Not likely to be exhausted by human activities E.g. Sunlight, Air, Water etc

Formation of coal

Types of coal Peat (60% Carbon) Peat (60% Carbon) Lignite (70% Carbon) Lignite (70% Carbon) Bituminous (80% Carbon) Bituminous (80% Carbon) Anthracite (90% Carbon) Anthracite (90% Carbon)

 Coal is used in railway engine to produce steam to run engine.  Coal is still used in homes in villages as fuel to cook food in chulhas.  Coal is used in thermal power plants to produce electricity.  In industries, Coal is used to produce coke, coal tar & coal gas.

Destructive distillation of coal

Process of destructive distillation of coal

Coke:  It is used as an essential raw material for iron and steel industry.  It is used in extraction of many metals from ores. Coal Tar: It is used as starting material for manufacturing dyes, explosives, paints, photographic material, roofing material, etc. Coal Gas: It is an excellent fuel used in industries situated near coal processing units.