Chapter 6: Safety Principles of Survival in Relation to Fire

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What is necessary for a substance to oxidize?

Being surrounded by oxygen molecules

What must be reached for a vapor to start burning?

Its ignition temperature

What are the three elements of the fire triangle?

Oxygen, Fuel, Heat

What is the key difference between the fire triangle and the fire tetrahedron?

The tetrahedron requires a fourth element

How are vapor molecules different from solid or liquid molecules?

Vapor molecules are loosely packed

What is a necessary condition for fire to occur?

Sufficient amount of oxygen

What are the three elements required for combustion?

Fuel, oxygen, and heat

Which class of fire involves flammable liquids?

Class C

What is the oxygen percentage needed to support flaming combustion?

3%

Which type of fire involves electrical equipment?

Class FID

What kind of fire involves ordinary combustibles like wood and paper?

Class A

Which class of fire is associated with cooking oil or fat fires?

Class F

This quiz covers the theory of fire, including the start of a fire and the important concept that only vapors can burn. It also discusses the three states of matter and the relationship between molecules and oxygen in the process of oxidation.

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