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What heat measurement do you use on coal?
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What heat measurement do you use on coal?

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When measuring energy you measure in "calories" heat is part of temperature, therefore, it is an energy. The heat measurement on coal would be calories of Celsius. Hope this helps! Have a great day!-Slipknot 
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The answer would be MbTu
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