alleryStart learning →Which coal forms when coal is buried deep and exposed to increased temperatures?
ALignite coal formed
BPeat from swamps
CFirewood from forests
DBituminous coal
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Bituminous coal
Deeply buried coal under higher temperatures becomes bituminous coal, the most popular commercial coal.
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