In small amounts no (although it will contain carcinogens). However if the fire is smoking alot then the chimney may be blocked and this could be hazardous as the fumes contain Carbon Monoxide which can kill.
Anytime you use fire or explosives it can be dangerous they can be faulty and explode in an instant or start a fire. Health risks can be caused by these or smoke inhalation or fumes from them can be hazardous to you.
Yes
A chimney
Fire smoke can vary in temperature depending on the intensity of the fire and the materials burning. Generally, smoke from a fire can range from around 200°F (93°C) to over 1,000°F (538°C) or more, particularly near the source of the flames. The heat can cause smoke to rise rapidly and can be hazardous to breathe, so it's essential to stay safe and avoid exposure.
water and no air Also, buildings can be designed with smoke and fire barriers to slow or completely stop the spread of fire and smoke. Heat-activated sprinkler heads can be used to douse a local fire and keep it from spreading. Automatic fire extinguishers are often used in dangerous processes (including commercial kitchens) to stop the spread of fire in the duct system or other hazardous materials.
a. a hazardous material is exposed to fire.
no, but if incomplete combustion takes place then smoke is produced.
Properly placed and working smoke detectors in combination with rapid evacuation plans will minimize a person's exposure to smoke and flames in the event of a fire.
Smoke goggles are used by pilots to protect their eyes from smoke, fumes, and other hazardous materials in the event of a fire or emergency situation onboard an aircraft. They help maintain visibility and reduce eye irritation, allowing the pilot to safely navigate and land the aircraft.
No
There will be no place to run. And even if you get the fire out, you will more in-likely die from smoke inhalation.
Smoke or Fire was created in 1998.