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FIRE extinguishers are used to put out fire.
You need to read the MSDS to see what agent to use to extinguish a fire. Some chemical fires can be extinguished with water, like acetic acid. If you use enough of it, you can extinguish a gasoline or diesel fire with water--definitely don't try this at home, you need a fire hose.If you were attempting to fight a calcium carbide fire with water, you would probably die. When calcium carbide is mixed with water, it produces a very flammable gas called acetylene.
Yes, provided the fire is not too large and is not a chemical fire that can burn without air.
As with any other fire, you smother it, cool it or remove the fuel or any combination. For small fires that can be dealt with using a portable fire extinguisher, you would use an ABC dry powder or CO2, unless the chemical was known to be reactive to those.
Depends entirely on what the chemical is.
Water in a very fine mist from above, as only professional firefighters are able to do, will help cool the fire, but 'hosing' it will only spread the fire
it cant unless there is another chemical or something in it or mixed in it
Unplug the tv and use a fire blanket or fire extinguisher.
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a fire with a chemical in it
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smother it or use a foam fire extinguisher