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Lignite. See Brown coal.

Chemistry

Hmm, I was hoping for a bit more of chemistry and scientific facts, such as the chemical composition, distribution on carbon and other elements, perhaps an illustration showing what the composistion looks like on atomic scale - if that is possible? Is there an expert on the subject who can provide some of that? :-) Medico80 08:56, 30 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]