how does carbon dioxide extinguish a fire
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When the liquid carbon dioxide inside the extinguisher expands into a gas, the carbon dioxide pushes out any oxygen surrounding the fire. Without oxygen available to fuel the chemical reaction, the fire goes out quickly.
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as carbon dioxide covers all the oxygen like a blanket so the contact between air and fire is cut off so the fire is extinguisher
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