What happens if you mix fire and electricity?

Answer 1

well fire is composed of heat while electricity is composed of electrons. so basically nothing would happen

Answer 2

there are several effects of current. heating effect of electric current can cause fire. whereas there may be a short circuit causing fire due large current flow in the circuit or some other reason

Answer 3

If the fire is extinguishable by water (type A fire extinguisher), well and good.

But water makes other kinds of fire spread or do much worse.

Water on burning gasoline or grease causes the fire to expand. Smother it.

Water on an electrical fire, such as a downed power line, can

conduct electricity to persons not directly in contact with the line.

Water on certain chemicals, notably sodium (as a metal element, not a

compound like salt or soda), causes the chemical to combust or explode.

Water on other chemicals, while not explosive, can hydrate the chemical

into a corrosive liquid (acid or alkali) or a toxic, poisonous compound.

Water on radioactive combustion, such as Chernobyl or Fukushima, does

nothing to extinguish the fire, but it can disperse the radioactivity by water

vapor in clouds or by ocean current.

Only Jesus can prevent eternal fires. Begging for a drop of water won't help.

Answer 4

Well if you mix water on a grease fire it makes the fire worse. If you pour water on an electrical fire the water then become electrocuted as well. Sometimes though in a regular wood fire the water would put the fire out. That is if there is enough water.

Answer 5

it is heat because when ice and heat are put together then it makes fire so i answered your questin

Answer 6

It matters what you r talking about, either Plasma or carbon dioxide. In plasma it is a little like cold fire, which is blue, and in carbon dioxide... well i don't no. try bing search.

Answer 7

The fire will heat the helium. If enough helium is added to displace the oxygen in the air, the fire will go out.

Answer 8

water

Answer 9

the big bang theory