Chemistry, asked by cutieePreeti, 1 month ago

why coal is used in generators and how it is used?​

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Answered by IpsitaSethi
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Thermal coal is burnt to create steam that drives turbines and generators for the production of electricity.

The abundance of coal, its accessibility, straight-from-the-mine usability and lower transport costs, make it an affordable form of energy. Electricity produced from coal is less expensive than other sources.

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