The "Fire Triangle" indicates that a fire requires fuel, oxygen and heat to continue burning. Removing any one side will cause the reaction to cease.
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If the fire is large, get help. If it's small (i.e. oven fire, toaster fire, small mistake) use a fire extinguisher ASAP or call for help. If SOMEONE is on fire, cover them in a blanket or something to prevent fire from getting any more oxygen to smother the fire. Otherwise, quickly pat the person's fire (if it's small) repeatedly to fan away oxygen and extinguish the fire. Fires involving gas and other chemical substances are too dangerous to deal with on your own, so always get help.
you extinguish fires a few different ways, by removing the material being burned, cooling it with water (from a fire engine or "water can"), taking away oxygen from it with a CO2 extinguisher or AFFF foam, or using chemicals to stop the chemical reaction that is taking place (with a dry chemical fire extinguisher).
A fire can be extinguished by blocking the source of Oxygen as Oxygen is required for burning.
But I think the gas is Carbon Dioxide.
With an appropriate can type fire extinguisher or bicarbonate of soda.
It depends on what kind of fire it is. You wouldn't want to use water, which is used on a wood fire, to put out an electrical fire because you'd be electrocuted.
Argon is used to prevent fires in welding. carbon dioxide is used in fire extinguishers.
Yes, it can.
Contrary to popular belief and the quote "You can't fight fire with fire", you CAN fight fire with fire.
because the water extinguishes the fire.
1. Negative view: Burn a candle in a closed jar and it extinguishes. 2. Positive view: Blow gently on a fire and see it flare up.
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When you exhale, you are not exhaling carbon dioxide. You are exhaling air with a slightly higher-than-normal concentration of carbon dioxide and a slightly lower-than-normal concentration of oxygen. Carbon dioxide extinguishes fire by forcing oxygen away from the fuel, but the air you exhale still has more than enough oxygen to support combustion.
Equation of Combustion CH4 + O2 = CO2 + H2O As you saw...Carbon di oxide is the product formed in combustion.It is Not the main component of bio-gas as it is the product itself.Methane is main component of bio-gas. Another way to understand is that the carbon dioxide is on product side..to burn something you need oxygen..but if we reverse the situation by providing carbon dioxide..fire extinguishes.. I hope it helps.. Reference: A level chemistry
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Because water extinguishes fire
yes, fire evaporates water . But water in sufficient quantity extinguishes fire.
A firefighter extinguishes fire to keep people safe.
a bicarbonate of baking soda is Co2 Co2 displaces oxygen which is fuel for the fire no fuel no fire
The only way to keep a fire going indefinitely is to get a block of netherrack, if these are lit on fire, the block is neither consumed, nor extinguishes.
A fire extinguisher cools down or extinguishes a fire. There are five types of fire extinguishers used in the US.
In fire extinguishers, they put carbon dioxide in it because it extinguishes fires. The two ingredients of carbon dioxide are; baking soda and vinegar.
When it comes to fire extinguishes, the smaller the volume of the extinguisher the more pressure the gas has. So if the size of the fire extinguisher is small, the pressure might be high.
The Chubb fire extinguishes is a lots smaller than the regular fire extinguisher, and it can put a lots of small kitchen fire out other then using the original fire extinguisher.
Not in elemental form. Hydrogen is highly flammable, so putting it in a fire extinguisher would be a very bad idea. Some fire extinguishes contain water, which is a compound of hydrogen and oxygen.
It extinguishes a paper fire by cooling...water is a cooling agent...fire is a product of heat...cool the heat=fire goes out.