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| Which spill control tactic results in one material being retained within the other? (480) |
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| Which spill control tactic should only be conducted under the direction of a hazardous materials technician or allied professional? (488) |
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| Which spill control tactic is likely to spread the material over a wide area? (488) |
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| Which spill control tactic may use pressurized streams of water from hoselines or unattended master streams? (487) |
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| Fire control is the strategy of minimizing the damage, harm, and effect of fire at a haz mat incident. (492) |
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| Which spill control tactic rarely has practical applications at haz mat incidents? (488) |
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| Which fire-fighting foam is the most commonly used foam concentrate today? (484) |
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| Aqueous film forming foam (AFFF) |
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| Improperly used water streams can ___ the size and intensity of flammable liquid fires. (493) |
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| Finished foam is composed principally of: (486) |
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| Which fire-fighting foam minimizes water damage? (485) |
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| Which fire-fighting foam is effective on hydrocarbon fuels but not on polar solvents? (484) |
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| The goal of leak control is to stop or limit the escape or to contain the release either in its original container or by transferring it to a new one. (489) |
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