5. Why is water not used to put out oil fires?
A. The surface area for burning increases as oil floats and
spreads in water.
B. There is not much oxygen to put out fires.
C. There is difference in polarity between water and oil
causing for the oil to burn fast.
D. The nature of oil tell you that it is combustible.
A. The surface area for burning increases as oil floats and
spreads in water.
B. There is not much oxygen to put out fires.
C. There is difference in polarity between water and oil
causing for the oil to burn fast.
D. The nature of oil tell you that it is combustible.
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