Question

difference between wood charcoal and sugar charcoal in tabular form​

Answer 1

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Coal and charcoal are carbon rich compounds. ... Charcoal is a product obtained by slow pyrolysis of carbonaceous materials. The main difference between coal and charcoal is that coal is a naturally occurring fossil fuel whereas charcoal is formed as a result of the burning of carbonaceous materials.

Answer 2

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Charcoal definitely burns hotter than plain wood. In fact, charcoal briquettes typically burn almost twice as hot as regular wood. Lump hardwood charcoal, however, tends to burn hotter than charcoal briquettes. Lump hardwood charcoal typically burns around 1000°, whereas briquettes burn between 700-800°.------Activated charcoal is produced at higher temperatures than charcoal. Activate charcoal is much more porous than charcoal. Activated charcoal is much more effective in filtering material and a more effective adsorbent than charcoal. Activated charcoal is more commonly used in medicine than charcoal.