Question

describe how coal is formed from dead vegetation what is this process called​

Answer 1

Answer:

the process is called carbonisation

Explanation:

the dead remains of plant and living organisms get burried under lots of layers of soil. the heaps keep getting bigger which puts pressure on the dead matter. it is under this intense heat and pressure that causes the dead matter to convert to coal.

Answer 2

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About 300 million years ago, there were dense forests in low lying wetland areas on the earth. As the trees died, they got covered with sand and mud. More trees grow on this sand and murder. When these died, that too got covered. Sometimes earthquake and volcanoes burried entire forests deep down in the earth. The high temperature and high pressure inside the earth slowly converted the forest vegetation into coal. A coal contains mainly carbon.

This slow process of conversion of wood into coal is called $\sf\red{carbonization}.$

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