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What is soda acid fire extinguisher?

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Answered by yashka0987

a soda acid fire extinguisher uses the principle of acids reacting with bases to liberate carbonates. It is used to stop the fire by putting a layer of foam made with carbon dioxide and sulphuric acid

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