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Four groups of extinguishing action can occur together. Based on U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (2005), p. B-15.

Diagram for the article Extinguishing agent (Fire Safety Academy wiki, level 1 Basic).

Source basis: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (2005), p. B-15
Alt text: Four panels show fuel separation, oxygen reduction, cooling and chemical interference.

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Short title	Four panels show fuel separation, oxygen reduction, cooling and chemical interference.
Image title	Four panels each with a burning solid. Separate fuel: a blanket layer covers the fuel surface and the flame above it is only a dashed outline. Reduce oxygen: grey inert-gas particles surround the flame and the blue oxygen arrows fall short. Cool fuel and flame: water droplets fall on the flame and the fuel. Affect flame chemistry: purple powder particles are inside the flame. A banner below states that real agents commonly act in several of these ways at once.
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