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May 17th 14, 05:12 PM
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How does a wet cloth really help (scientifically) to survive anairplane crash?
On Fri, 16 May 2014 22:45:08 -0700, David Platt wrote:
The Halon suppresses some of the flame reactions and stops the fire, but it doesn't get rid of the poisonous partially-combusted plastics and other decomposed flammables. This is very interesting. It makes sense. Here's an airplane lithium battery fire article that partially backs up your observation that the halon itself doesn't prevent the toxic fumes from killing us. http://www.highwaterinnovations.com/...ment-FINAL.pdf 
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