Science, asked by AaryanAgarwal5400, 1 year ago

How can carbon dioxide used in fire extinguishers control the fire?

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Answered by AmanDip1

Carbon dioxide extinguishers work because carbon dioxide molecules are heavier than oxygen molecules. When the liquid carbon dioxide inside theextinguisher expands into a gas, thecarbon dioxide pushes out any oxygen surrounding the fire.

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