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Check out this incredible video of a magnesium-fueled explosion that happened while fire crews battled an enormous fire near Los Angeles. http://abc7ne.ws/1Yoll4O | ABC7 News
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Check out this incredible video of a magnesium-fueled explosion that happened while fire crews battled an enormous fire near Los Angeles. http://abc7ne.ws/1Yoll4O | ABC7 News
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(This video is made with the intention to show how magnesium reacts in a vehicle fire) Magnesium is considered to be in the Class D Fire category. It has a melting point of 1,202 °F and a boiling point of 2,024 °F. When magnesium is in its metal form, it burns very easily in air. When the magnesium burns, it reacts with the oxygen to form magnesium oxide. The magnesium oxide is the bright white light you see when the magnesium is burning. In order to start the reaction, the magnesium needs a sou
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The world is here on Instagram: "Firefighters trying to extinguish a magnesium fire with water. Magnesium burns at extremely high temperatures and splits water into hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen ignites, causing the fire to burn hotter and more violently. Instead, Class D fire extinguishers are used. #firefighter #extinguishers #firefighting #firefighters_daily"
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How Things Work on Instagram: "A magnesium fire reacts violently with water because burning magnesium is hot enough to split water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen. The oxygen feeds the fire, while the hydrogen ignites instantly, causing flare-ups or explosions instead of cooling. Magnesium burns at temperatures above 3,000°C, far hotter than water can suppress. Pouring water adds fuel, not suppression. These fires are extinguished by cutting off oxygen using dry sand or Class D fire extinguis
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