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Questions about the "Firefighting Measures" section of isoprene MSDS

2009-11-11View Original

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In the "Firefighting Measures" section of the isoprene MSDS, there is a sentence "Extinguishing with water is ineffective". I wonder why water extinguishing with water is ineffective? Is it because isoprene has a lighter specific gravity than water? Please give me some advice!
Reply #22009-11-11
Because isoprene is lighter than water and does not mix with water, using water to put out a fire will flush isoprene everywhere, increasing the intensity of the fire.

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