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Describes decompostion that occurs without using, or in the absence of, oxygen.
Anaerobic (333)
The hardest of naturally occuring coals.
Anthracite (333)
A form of coal that is softer than anthracite but harder than lignite.
Bituminous (333)
Methane associated with, and extracted from, coal deposits.
Coal-Bed Methane (326)
Hydrocarbon fuels formed from organic matter.
Fossil Fuel (318)
Any process by which coal is converted to a gaseous hydrocarbon fuel.
Gasification (334)
Deep aquifers under unusally high pressure, exceeding normal hydrostatic (fluid) pressure.
Geopressurized Zones (327)
A waxy solid hydrocarbon in oil shale.
Kerogen (339)
The softest of the coals.
Lignite (333)
Any process by which coal is converted into a liquid hydrocarbon fuel.
Liquefaction (334)
A crystalline solid of natural gas and water molecules, found in arctic regions and marine sediments.
Methane Hydrate (327)
Gaseous hydrocarbons, especially methane.
Natural Gas (319)
Not being replenished or formed at any significant rate on a human timescale.
Nonrenewable (321)
Any of various liquid hydrocarbon compounds.
Oil (319)
A sedimenary rock containing the waxy solid hydrocarbon kerogen.
Oil Shale (339)
Liquid hydrocarbons derived from organic matter and used as fuel.
Petroleum (319)
Sedimentary rock, usually sand, conttaining thick, tarlike, heavy oils.
Tar Sand (340)