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Fire is fueled by three key elements, often referred to as the fire triangle: heat, fuel, and oxygen. Heat raises the material to its ignition temperature, fuel provides a combustible substance, and oxygen supports the combustion process. Common fuels include wood, paper, and certain gases. Removing any one of these elements will extinguish the fire.
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Why does fire not burn in water?
Fire feeds on oxygen, and water does not have much of it.
Is there fire in space?
fire can't exist in space, because there is no Oxygen in space and thats what fire feeds from
The person who feeds fire on a steamer?
steamist
What do you call a person who feeds on a fire steamer?
A person who feeds a fire, particularly in the context of a steam engine, is often referred to as a "fireman." In a broader sense, this term can also apply to someone responsible for managing and maintaining a fire in various settings, such as in a locomotive or a furnace.
What happens when you apply oxygen to a fire?
The fire feeds off of the oxygen so the fire gets bigger. That's one reason you are told to keep doors closed when there is a fire.
What is a pabulum?
Pabulum is any kind of food which is taken in by plants or animals, or material which feeds a fire.
Which Great Lake caught fire in 1969?
None of them. The Cuyahoga River caught fire. It feeds into Lake Erie, which is perhaps the reason the questioner thought that one of the Great Lakes had caught fire.
Why does a flame grow bigger when you blow gently onto it but when a fire burns it feeds on oxygen?
Blowing on a fire does two contradictory things. First, it provides more oxygen which causes the fire to burn hotter, and secondly, it cools off whatever is burning, causing the fire to die back.
What are basal feeds?
Basal feeds are feeds made to supply energy to the animals
What is the past tense of feeds?
there is no past tense for feeds, because the word feeds is a noun
What is starter feeds?
how do you feeds pet mouse
How does a hummingbird feeds?
it feeds off of water
