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Chemistry, 27.01.2020 23:31, stunnakid9094

What is a fire blanket most often used for?

a. covering a beaker that has caught on fire

b. protecting a fire extinguisher from being damaged

c. wrapping someone whose clothes have caught fire

d. hanging between experiments involving fire and normal experiments

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