Science, asked by yadavansh010, 5 months ago

explain how a fire extinguisher helps in putting out a fire

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Answered by Anonymous

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Most fire extinguishers work by separating the fuel from the oxygen. The oxygen comes from the air. It is the same oxygen we breathe. Since the oxygen has to be in contact with the fuel, if you can coat the fuel with something that keeps the oxygen away, the fire will go out.

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