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在实验室打翻酒精灯着火时,最迅捷的扑灭方法是( ) A.用水冲熄 B.用湿抹布盖

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在实验室打翻酒精灯着火时,最迅捷的扑灭方法是(  )

A.用水冲熄

B.用湿抹布盖灭

C.把酒精灯扔到窗外

D.用泡沫灭火器扑灭

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