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Definition of coal gas in English: coal gasnoun mass nounA mixture of gases (chiefly hydrogen, methane, and carbon monoxide) obtained by the destructive distillation of coal and formerly used for lighting and heating. 煤气 Example sentencesExamples - On the frigid night of December 15, 1835, as children counted down to Christmas, coal gas leaked from a stove and ignited a five-story warehouse near the south waterfront.
- Notwithstanding their low cost, coal stations could be improved further by new techniques such as burners fed by coal gas, generated by multi-fluidised bed gasifiers.
- The proposed site, a former coal gas factory, is located on the the Grand River waterfront in Galt's downtown core.
- During the last century, coal oil and coal gas were important sources of fuel for heating and lighting homes.
- He is credited with inventing coal gas lighting, running a pipe into his front room at Redruth as early as 1792.
- They said people taking long baths in closed rooms risk coal gas poisoning from water heaters that consume large amounts of oxygen and produce carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide.
- The tank was filled with coal gas, could run the car at normal speeds for an entire day, and a gauge wasn't needed as the driver could tell by the sagging how low he was on fuel.
- Remember, you can cook food and boil water maybe in five minutes via natural gas, while it may take up to 10 to 15 minutes via coal gas.
- The chandelier is original, was originally lit with coal gas and today is illuminated with natural gas.
- Blast furnace gas contains 25% carbon monoxide, and coal gas, which was used as a fuel in Europe up until North Sea gas became plentiful, contains 16%.
Definition of coal gas in US English: coal gasnounˈkoʊl ˌɡæsˈkōl ˌɡas A mixture of gases (chiefly hydrogen, methane, and carbon monoxide) obtained by the destructive distillation of coal and formerly used for lighting and heating. 煤气 Example sentencesExamples - During the last century, coal oil and coal gas were important sources of fuel for heating and lighting homes.
- The tank was filled with coal gas, could run the car at normal speeds for an entire day, and a gauge wasn't needed as the driver could tell by the sagging how low he was on fuel.
- The proposed site, a former coal gas factory, is located on the the Grand River waterfront in Galt's downtown core.
- Blast furnace gas contains 25% carbon monoxide, and coal gas, which was used as a fuel in Europe up until North Sea gas became plentiful, contains 16%.
- They said people taking long baths in closed rooms risk coal gas poisoning from water heaters that consume large amounts of oxygen and produce carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide.
- Notwithstanding their low cost, coal stations could be improved further by new techniques such as burners fed by coal gas, generated by multi-fluidised bed gasifiers.
- He is credited with inventing coal gas lighting, running a pipe into his front room at Redruth as early as 1792.
- Remember, you can cook food and boil water maybe in five minutes via natural gas, while it may take up to 10 to 15 minutes via coal gas.
- The chandelier is original, was originally lit with coal gas and today is illuminated with natural gas.
- On the frigid night of December 15, 1835, as children counted down to Christmas, coal gas leaked from a stove and ignited a five-story warehouse near the south waterfront.
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