Question

What will happen if coal is heated at 1000 degree Celsius

Answer 1

Answer:

Combustion would occur...

Explanation:

In the carbonization process coal is heated to about 1000 degrees Celsius in the absence of oxygen. (If oxygen is not excluded from this process, combustion would occur and the only solid product would be ash.)

Answer 2

In the carbonization process coal is heated to about 1000 degrees Celsius in the absence of oxygen. (If oxygen is not excluded from this process, combustion would occur and the only solid product would be ash.) ... This process is called coal liquefaction.