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Sergio [31]
3 years ago
12

For this assignment, find an article you enjoy reading about.

Business
1 answer:
hodyreva [135]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Amerex Halon 1211.

 Explanation: A short summery would be that, the article and the video with it show just how effective this clean fire fighting agent really is on all classes of fire. It shows how it is made along with what it is best suited in. The article goes onto state that Halon 1211 ( pronounced Halon Twelve Eleven) is much more safer to the ozone layer. Halon 111 ( pronounced halon  One Eleven) is an ozone depleting agent. Now Halotron is a much improved Halon 1211. The video and article go over every part of the unit, and what places it needs to be stored, and also prices.

   My thoughts and opinions are that I agree. I have a older Amerex  Halon 1211 extinguisher. I used it once on a fire showing my friend who`s dad worked with computers and needed a clean  extinguishing agent that did not leave residue behind. But while Halon 1211 is great, Halotron is much better! It is overall more effective and is better for the ozone, even though Halon 1211 barley harms the ozone to an extent that does it even do it. I am am a proud user and recommend their fire extinguishers and other products. Yes I am in the 7th grade, but when their is a product this good, what`s to say? The article and video just show how great the product and other products are! Another thing, they are affordable, so what I am saying, I agree with Amerex`s products! Hope you do great on your writing grade!

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