The foam is not gas, but chemicals that prevent the fuel source in a fire from receiving the oxygen needed to sustain a fire.
which gas helps to make the foam that firefighters use
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Carbon Monoxide
fire retardants used in the foam are trimethyltrimethylene glycol and hexylene glycol.
It's Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
Yeah because it makes it wet ;)
Carbon Dioxide is the most common gas in fire extinguishers.
The same air that we breathe !!
Because there is alot of gases in your stomach and when you vomit, all those gases mix with the liquids and cause it to foam (the liquids).
No. Fire extinguishers use a dry powder to smother the fire. Firefighters use two types of foam that can be broken down into more categories. A class "A" foam is actually a type of soap. It is used to break up water tension so that water can seep into the ground and/or fuel better. A class "B" foam is used to make a blanket that smothers gasoline or diesel type fires.
Firefighters use foam to extinguish fires on petrol tankers because foam effectively cools the flames and creates a barrier that prevents oxygen from fueling the fire. The foam also adheres to the surface of the burning fuel, suppressing vapor release and reducing the risk of re-ignition. This method is particularly important for flammable liquids like petrol, where traditional water-based methods can be ineffective or even dangerous. Using foam helps ensure a safer and more efficient firefighting operation.
In case of tympany froth or foam production takes place along with gases of fermentation. but in case of bloat no no foam production, only fermentative gases produce.