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what is the property of carbon dioxide is your fire extingusisher

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Answered by skater456
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Carbon dioxide fire extinguishers contain highly pressurized carbon dioxide which is a non-flammable inert gas, which acts as a smothering material. They work by displacing the air (oxygen) from the area surrounding the fire. Once this part of the fire triangle has been removed the fire is extinguished

Answered by drsinghsayana
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Carbon dioxide fire extinguishers contain highly pressurized carbon dioxide which is a non-flammable inert gas, which acts as a smothering material. They work by displacing the air (oxygen) from the area surrounding the fire. Once this part of the fire triangle has been removed the fire is extinguished...

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