Physics
Water cannot be used to extinguish fire caused by electric current, because
It may cause electrocution
It may cause hydrolysis
It may cause electrolysis
It may spoil the wiring
It may cause electrocution
Using water for putting out electric fires is risky, as the firemen can be electrocuted by the water jet. Water is a good conductor of electricity, and, the electric current flows through the water-jet directly into the hands of the person who is holding the waterhose, resulting in immediate electrocution.
It may cause electrocution Using water for putting out electric fires is risky, as the firemen can be electrocuted by the water jet. Water is a good conductor of electricity, and, the electric current flows through the water-jet directly into the hands of the person who is holding the waterhose, resulting in immediate electrocution.
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