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Oxidation of Coal results-
Carbon-dioxide
Sulphur-dioxide
Nitrogen-dioxide
Argon​

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Answered by yoshita1810
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Oxidation results in heating and self-combustion of coal on open storage. For each coal, there is a critical temperature (~60°C) beyond which the heating rate sharply rises and self-ignition becomes possible.

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Answered by gayatri22876
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Oxidation results in heating and self-combustion of coal on open storage. For each coal, there is a critical temperature (~60°C) beyond which the heating rate sharply rises and self-ignition becomes possible. The activation energy of coal oxidation in the range 0–140°C is found to be 13.4–53.6 kJ/mol

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