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Mineral and Energy Resources II

ICSE · Class 10 · Geography

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1. Conventional Sources of Energy

  • Conventional sources of energy are non-renewable and exhaustible.
  • Coal, petroleum, and natural gas are the main conventional energy sources.
  • These sources cause pollution when used, and they cannot be replaced quickly once exhausted.
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2. Coal

  • Coal is a conventional energy source and an inflammable organic substance composed of hydrocarbons found in sedimentary rocks.
  • It is the main source of power generation in India.
  • India is the third largest producer of coal in the world.
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3. Distribution and Types of Coal in India

  • Jharkhand has the largest reserves of coal in India, with 33.53%.
  • West Bengal produces about 18% of India's coal reserves.
  • Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal, and Madhya Pradesh account for nearly 90% of India's coal reserves.
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4. Petroleum

  • Petroleum is a conventional source of energy and an inflammable liquid composed mainly of hydrocarbons.
  • The word petroleum comes from the Latin words Petrol and Oleam.
  • Hydrocarbons form 90-95% of petroleum.

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Coal is a conventional and nonCoal is classified by carbon contentJharkhand has the largest coal reservesPetroleumOil was first discovered in India

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