FIRE SAFETY

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  1. 3. A device used to put out small fires by using water, foam, carbon dioxide, powder, or other agents.
  2. 4. To stop a fire from burning by removing heat, fuel, or oxygen.
  3. 7. A substance that catches fire easily.
  4. 8. A chemical reaction that releases heat energy to the surroundings.
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  1. 1. The chemical reaction between a fuel and oxygen that produces heat and light, commonly known as burning.
  2. 2. A model showing that fire needs three things to keep burning: heat, fuel, and oxygen.
  3. 3. Any substance that burns to produce heat and light.
  4. 5. The gas in the air that supports combustion and is one part of the fire triangle.
  5. 6. A warning sign used to show that a substance or situation can be dangerous.