Coal 101
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Coal is a combustible black or dark brown rock consisting of carbonized plant matter, found mainly in underground deposits and widely for electricity production.
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A balanced review of coal and the industry. Thank you for presenting in an objective, non-agenda driven format.
Stating facts is not an agenda. Except in Murica maybe…
Day idk of quarantine: this video
That was 7 months ago... Still covid
this was 10 months ago, still covid
This was 3 years ago, no covid!
The children yearn for the mines!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Perfect, 100% information without activism stuff, thanks a lot.
I am using this for a class presentation, keep up the good work!
POV: Your teacher sent you this 😏
whos pov are you in?
you didnt even add a timemark or pic lol
How'd you know? 😂
HAHA NO CAP. This how I got here
How-
2:39 - That's cool.
no that's coal
@Jehad Montero Abdalwahab I don't get the funny...
even if it was joke it wasn't that funny so...
YE IM HERE TEACHER LOOK AT ME IM IN THE VID
I can vaguely hear someone talking. But the dominant audio is: Bibet-ba-bibbet-ba-bibbet-ba Bibet-ba-bibbet-ba-bibbet-baBibet-ba-bibbet-ba-bibbet-baBibet-ba-bibbet-ba-bibbet-ba Bibet-ba-bibbet-ba-bibbet-ba
very nice now i can go to class prepared
2:34, coal plants or cool plants?
I think Coal plants
Cheer~~~~a combustible black or dark brown rock consisting mainly of carbonized plant matter, found mainly in underground deposits and widely used as fuel.😊
This is my favourite song
once got into a coalcentric? city and boy the whole place has coal grayness to it
thanks this helped with my exam that i may or may not have procrastinated on
Very nice
I like the video but I wish it touched more on how primitive clean coal technologies are at the moment.
I know right? "the development of clean coal technology like carbon capture and storage" yet neglects to mention that it's not been implemented outside of testing.
Forget about the fact coal plants already waste 55% of the energy they burn. Implementing CCS would require energy equivalent to burning a minimum of 25% more coal per plant for the technology to function (with 55% of that energy going to waste too). Obviously this extra cost leads to higher energy prices and more carbon emissions from the extraction process.
None of that even takes into account the geological risks and unknown outcomes of artificially storing large amounts of carbon and highly toxic chemicals underground. (See fracking if you don't believe they'll tell you it's safe before they do it then keep on doing it when it turns out to be disastrous).
CCS is a myth. It will never be widely adopted, is very expensive, potentially disastrous.
It just makes renewables (which are cheaper and recyclable) more attractive.
This video seems like propaganda. Just enough admission that coal is polluting, climate change is real, Co2 is a major cause but mixed in with how great coal is for the economy and CCS lies.
@@olibrooke-bailey333 what field do you work in? You seem very educated on this. I am in pittsburgh pa and need a job and im guessing this is where its at now. As the person above stated I too wish they went in more detail/with more info… too many unanswered questions. I am open to learning!
you can make coke-
*NO I WANT PEPSI NOW*
I have a test on this thank you for helping me your a life saver
Great Animation, Music and Narration
I’m just doing dis for school😁
They are the ones who got me this for christmas last year!!! POV Your spencer James: IM ANGRY IM ANGRY
This is coal
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im here bc my geography tacher sent me this task :P
wait why is your geography teacher showing you info on coal and energy?
2:27 Sure!
Your voice is beautiful!
Bibet-ba-bibbet-ba-bibbet-ba
Capture and storage is known not to work
There is one thing I am confued about. When burning coal, Where does that heat come from (that burns the coal) and how much of that needs to be supplied?
The argument could also be said for wood, where does the heat come from to start the fire? We start it by making a spark that continues to burn the rest of the wood obviously, and how do we sustain it? throw more coal, wood and coal are two sides of the same coin. Mr. Mohammed, I hope this helped you.
@@danikbad3242 it really did, thanks 🙏🏼
Some type of chemistry … I am going to learn ❤❤❤
we used this for school
Good
2:27
Amogus
I like the video! I am going to use this for my science presentation!😁😁😁😁- Zaara (P.S On the profit, it says Anjum fatima but, I am a 10 year old girl and I don't have permission to have my own youtube account obvi)
yep
thanks. I had a project to do
Verry well explaned and fun to lissen to!
You meant *very* well *explained* and fun to *listen too!*
@@BreadandLL shut up
How has to watch this for geography \
My family
Nicely explained.
2:20 socks and nocks 😂
nice
'em on the 'tube
What a wonderful channel.
Really a big shame that coal is being demonized and forcibly phased out in many places. Such an important form of energy around the world.
coal is toxic. There is no clean coal. This si propaganda from the cola industry
@@mariafarquharson7865 Everything is toxic in the right amounts.
Your teacher sent you this😏
No they didn't...
Yeah
What program do you use to make these videos?
thanks
cool
Anyone know about coal in the Hebrew Nation of Abraham and Moses?
good choice
who knows, where this animated video was made?
What site?
The background sound is too much .
what about the coal you make from burning wood but not completly how much of that substance is carbon... or usable coal?
that is generaly a different kind of coal as it has been created through different ways
Hello matthew
Video: *coal*
RUclips subtitles: *no it’s cool*
Superb Job: Rethink the video if you disagree
i am watching this becUASE of the coal mining protest in GERMANY 2021 everybody!!!
POV: you watched this in school
Online SCHOOL they sent me hereeee
Soar is good but you gotta cut down so many trees to set up all the panels. Wind turbines are good but birds fly into them, nuclear runs the risk of melt downs and requires makes radio active water. Hydro electric dams endangers wild life so our best bet would be microwave power plants as shown in Simcity 2000
So is charcoal a byproduct or refined product?
am i they only one who did not watch this for school
Here from school work 😤
Coal is awesome 😎
@@danielcantera5682 coal is evil
Coal can be turned into coke📝
I eat coal as a snack
We are all here for honework. Omg love that 🤣xx
She gave me Eargasm
this video was made on my birthday-
Okay so how do you get a job in mining? Or renewable energy? I am a 30 year old woman who resides in pgh pa 🖤✨🙏🏻
If you turn on the caption and start all over again she was supposed to say coal but she said coool 👁👄👁
cola!!!!!
coal is kind of material
POV: You hate your life
I'm curious about it so I search
Cool
Jermaine!?....Cole?....
POV: your teacher sees this
Teacher the next morning at school: CLASS CLASS DIT DOWN ok so we are going to do a project on coal 😉
pov: you’re in district 12
this is good
hi
u liked ur own comment didn't you?/
@@tamarahuneau8849 no
2:25 but we're already wearing face masks so coal isn't a big deal to use i guess
Ozone layer dies when we use coal and other fossil fuels
Face masks won't protect you from coal pollution.
im here for online school
NO ACEPTAR AYUDAR COAL
My teacher sent this
Coal is solidified oil,
its me lol
he he he he he
coal
why
I don’t think anyone here searched this or got this in their recommended
who else here cuz of online school?
here cause of class pls help
Them: when ferns plants and trees died and fell into swamps
Me: when plants died into water
It's not just water. The key is that the conditions of the water prevent the plants from decaying (low oxygen, high alkalinity/acidity, etc.), so instead they just keep accumulating, which then gets buried and deep underground forms into coal with heat and pressure over long time periods.
@@seigeengine tru
So Noah's flood really happened.
@ :12 swamp conditions prevented complete decomposition. Why?
There wasn't enough time. The abundance of fossils indicates their burial was rapid.
Here is a good explanation that challenges the swamps and millions of years ideas. creation.com/coal-memorial-to-the-flood
@@bobaom
I think it could be we don't fully understand the dimension of time. What would it be to Someone living outside all of these dimensions that have been created.
No, Noah's flood did not happen.
Low oxygen, high acidity/alkalinity.
No, it indicates that decomposition was prevented, as per the above reasons.
And creationist propaganda should honestly be prosecuted.
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so is this how coke was made?
Coke is made by heating coal in the absence of oxygen, which burns off the impurities to create a cleaner burning fuel
Who else is here cause of there damn fucking teacher that assigned like 10 things a fucking day like it if that is correct
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