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Briquette

Briquette

Compressed block of biomass used for fueling a fire.

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  1. Charcoal

    Lightweight black carbon residue.

    13%

  2. East Asian coal briquettes

    Type of coal briquette.

    11%

  3. Wood briquette

    7.3%

  4. Lignite

    Soft, brown, combustible, sedimentary rock.

    6.5%

  5. Peat

    Accumulation of partially decayed vegetation.

    6.3%

  6. Kingsford (charcoal)

    Brand of charcoal briquette.

    6%

  7. Coal

    Combustible sedimentary rock composed primarily of carbon.

    5.6%

  8. Culm bomb

    Compressed block of culm used for fuelling a fire.

    5.5%

  9. Biomass briquettes

    Fuel source made from green waste.

    5.5%

  10. Smokeless fuel

    Solid fuel without emitting smoke.

    5.2%

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  1. Charcoal

    Lightweight black carbon residue.

    33%

  2. Lignite

    Soft, brown, combustible, sedimentary rock.

    9.6%

  3. Kingsford (charcoal)

    Brand of charcoal briquette.

    9%

  4. East Asian coal briquettes

    Type of coal briquette.

    4.3%

  5. Smokeless fuel

    Solid fuel without emitting smoke.

    4.1%

  6. Anthracite

    Hard, compact variety of coal.

    3.6%

  7. Yakiniku

    Korean-style grilled meat cuisine in Japan.

    3.1%

  8. Regional variations of barbecue

    3%

  9. Bórd na Móna

    Irish semi-state energy company.

    2.9%

  10. Disposable grill

    Barbecue grill type.

    2.2%