. Chemicals found in fire extinguishers are
and sodium carbonate.
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Sodium bicarbonate is used in most dry fire extinguishers. When dispensed, the products absorb heat, decompose to form fire smothering carbon dioxide, and release free radicals which interrupt the flame chain reaction mechanism.
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false
Explanation:
Chemical found in fire extinguisher is carbon dioxide.Carbon dioxide is a compressed gas agent that prevents combustion by displacing the oxygen in the air surrounding the fire
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