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32 Carbon dioxide gas is used to extinguish the fire. Give reason.


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  • Carbon dioxide does not support combustion.
  • Combustion occurs in the presence of oxygen.
  • When Carbon dioxide is sprayed on a burning object, it stops the supply of oxygen.
  • Carbon dioxide is extremely cold as it comes out of the extinguisher, so it cools the fuel also.

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