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Fire is a complex thing. It needs 3 things in order to keep burning. Fuel, oxygen, and heat. When you pour the gas over it, there is no oxygen, therefore, flame extinguished.

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Q: When the carbon dioxide gas was poured over the flame why was the flame extinguished?
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