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Why do fire fighters use oxygen tank?
Firefighters use oxygen tanks to provide a source of clean, breathable air in smoke-filled environments during firefighting operations. This helps protect them from the harmful effects of smoke inhalation and enables them to work efficiently and safely in dangerous conditions.
Where do firefighters get oxygen tanks?
Firefighters typically get oxygen tanks from their fire department or fire station. These tanks are filled with compressed oxygen and are essential for providing breathable air to firefighters in hazardous or smoke-filled environments.
Is venus air breathable?
what! no the only breathable air for humans is on Earth.
What is breathing in cigarette smoke-filled air called?
Many things, to include 'first hand smoke'.
Who shares the same smoke filled air with a smoker but is not a smoker themselves?
a passive smoker
How do you say The air is filled with smoke in French?
L'air est rempli de fumée.
What makes the air clear?
It is breathable
Why should you crawl lose to the floor in a smoke filled room?
Because the smoke is hot and will rise towards the ceiling. The lower you stay in a smoky room, the fresher the air is !
How do you pronounce Ares?
Ares is pronounced as "AIR-eez."
Why smoke goes upward instead of going downward due to gravity?
Smoke rises because it is less dense than the surrounding air. When smoke is released, it is filled with hot air and particles that are lighter than the surrounding cooler air, so it naturally moves upwards. Additionally, the movement of air currents and convection also play a role in pushing smoke upwards.
Why is smog bad for the air?
smog=smoke+fog bad gases are mixing with the breathable air. if it gets bad enough, when it rains the water collects the pollutants making "acid rain" which corrodes whatever the rain falls on.
How does smoking reduce the amount of oxygen in your body?
The inhaled smoke takes up space in the lungs which should filled with air. This in turn reduces the amount of oxygen in the blood stream because of space now filled by poisonous gases taken from the smoke.
