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Fire it self is just light, heat, and sound energy produced when you burn a flamable material (Combine it with oxegen), there is no such thing as a "fire molecule". When you put out a fire all you do is remove the energy, oxygen, or fuel that is required to sustain the chemical reaction. Basicaly, nothing happens to the 'fire molecules' because they don't exist in the first place, fire is just energy from a chemical reaction. When you put out a fire you are just stoping the reaction that makes this energy.
What else can I help you with?
What happens when your pour water on fire?
water will put out fire
What happens when you put ice cream in the refrigerator what happens to the molecules and the energy?
the molecules freeze and it turns to the freezing point
What happens when you put an acorn on fire?
it burns
What happens if you put graphite on fire?
It will burn.
What Happens When You Put Oxygen?
When you put oxygen on a fire, it helps in combustion by providing more oxygen molecules for the reaction. This usually results in the fire burning more intensely. However, the effectiveness of adding oxygen depends on factors such as the fuel source, temperature, and available heat.
What happens when you put oil on water?
It will catch fire
What happens when you put a battery in a fire?
The battery will explode.
What happens to a horseshoe when it is put into a fire?
they move faster
What happens if you put your hand in fire?
Try it and see
What happens to molecules when they are put in the freezer?
well.... i have no clue LOL :D
What happens when water is put on an electric fire?
it blows up
What happens if you put fire in a freezer?
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