why water extinguish fire
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"When you put water on a fire it does two things. It displaces the free oxygen molecules (which have two atoms of oxygen) so that it is not available to participate in the burning process AND it turns to steam, carrying heat away from the fire, cooling it to the point where it can no longer burn
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two types of water
simple water
soap water
simple water extinguish fire but slowly bcos simple water compound jointed each other
soap water help extinguish quickly bcos iys compound is seprate
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