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How To Catch Water On Fire. Getting water on the fire is the primary task of every firefighter and fire department. This is the main method by which water extinguishes fire. Room temperature water is about 77 degrees fahrenheit and water won’t become steam until it hits 212 degrees fahrenheit (the boiling point of water). Water is a fantastic fire extinguisher for a number of reasons, one of which is the fact that it doesn’t catch fire itself, despite being composed of two elements that are more than ready to participate in raging infernos! Firstly, it absorbs the heat from the fire. Yes, if a water fire extinguisher is used inappropriately, on (say) something like a magnesium fire. In this episode of qwik science, nicole shows you how to light water on fire. So how do we hone this skill to mastery? And yet it does not. Water doesn't burn because hydrogen is bonded to oxygen, forming a stable molecule. It is made of two of the three things that you need to make a fire, fuel (hydrogen) and oxygen. Mark van der feyst has more.

And yet it does not. In this episode of qwik science, nicole shows you how to light water on fire. Getting water on the fire is the primary task of every firefighter and fire department. Water doesn't burn because hydrogen is bonded to oxygen, forming a stable molecule. Mark van der feyst has more. Water is a fantastic fire extinguisher for a number of reasons, one of which is the fact that it doesn’t catch fire itself, despite being composed of two elements that are more than ready to participate in raging infernos! Yes, if a water fire extinguisher is used inappropriately, on (say) something like a magnesium fire. So how do we hone this skill to mastery? Firstly, it absorbs the heat from the fire. Room temperature water is about 77 degrees fahrenheit and water won’t become steam until it hits 212 degrees fahrenheit (the boiling point of water).

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How To Catch Water On Fire Room temperature water is about 77 degrees fahrenheit and water won’t become steam until it hits 212 degrees fahrenheit (the boiling point of water). Getting water on the fire is the primary task of every firefighter and fire department. Room temperature water is about 77 degrees fahrenheit and water won’t become steam until it hits 212 degrees fahrenheit (the boiling point of water). And yet it does not. It is made of two of the three things that you need to make a fire, fuel (hydrogen) and oxygen. This is the main method by which water extinguishes fire. Firstly, it absorbs the heat from the fire. In this episode of qwik science, nicole shows you how to light water on fire. Mark van der feyst has more. Water doesn't burn because hydrogen is bonded to oxygen, forming a stable molecule. So how do we hone this skill to mastery? Yes, if a water fire extinguisher is used inappropriately, on (say) something like a magnesium fire. Water is a fantastic fire extinguisher for a number of reasons, one of which is the fact that it doesn’t catch fire itself, despite being composed of two elements that are more than ready to participate in raging infernos!