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`CO_(2)` and `N_(2)` are non-supporters of combustion.However for putting out fires `CO_(2)` is preferred over `N_(2)` because `CO_(2)`

A

Does not burn

B

Forms non combustible products with burning substances

C

Is denser that nitrogen

D

Is a more reactive gas

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C
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