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How Does Water Put Out The Fire Despite Having Oxygen?

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smritishchandra Ghosh Profile
There is no free oxygen within water active to take part in the process. Water vaporises due to heat and prevents inflow of atmospheric oxygen.
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It lowers the temperature of the combustible below it's flash piont and it also smothers the rapid oxygenation by holding away the oxygen supply form the combustible material or gas!
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Sudhanshu Neema answered
There are three ways to put the fire off:
1. Let all the oxygen out of the place
2. Let the burning substance out of the place and
3. Cool down the burning substance
Exactly water does the third part; though it has O2, it doesn't get decomposed at that time and thus stops the fire.
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Anonymous answered
Jessica kemp sits on a fire and farts.
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LOL you dudes are cool...giving all these witty answers! Seriously...I am way out of my league here....Let's talk about the Bible!

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