Chemistry · Chemical Reactions and Equations
A soda-acid fire extinguisher extinguishes fire primarily by:
- 1Chemically altering the fuel
- 2Raising the ignition temperature
- 3Cutting off the supply of air (oxygen)✓
- 4Removing the combustible substance
Correct answer
Cutting off the supply of air (oxygen)
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