The process of putting the fire completely out.

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These are agents or substances used to extinguish a fire by cutting off the oxygen supply.

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These are substances that chemically react with the burning material, thus extinguishing the flames.

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These are widely available and the best cooling agent to use specially in fires involving solid materials.

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Another method of extinguishing a fire is to (a)   by switching off the electrical power, isolating the flow of flammable liquids or removing the solid fuel, such as wood or textiles.

This is a process of slowing down the rate of burning.

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This is a process of heat absorption reducing temperature below its flashpoint.

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(a)   fire extinguishers can contain monoammonium phosphate, sodium and potassium bicarbonate and potassium chloride.

These should not be used to fires involving hot cooking oil or fat; water can cause the fire to spread.

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