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The gas commonly found in fire extinguishers is carbon dioxide (CO2) for certain types of extinguishers, which is effective for smothering fires by displacing oxygen. Other extinguishers may use chemicals like halon or dry chemical agents such as monoammonium phosphate. Each type is designed for specific classes of fires, such as electrical, flammable liquids, or ordinary combustibles.

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