I thought it was a "D" fire, meaning it's a combustible metal fire. most fire suppression equipment is A-B-C compliant (A ordinary combustibles, B flammable liquids, C electrical).
source: I was certified for wildfire fighting and had the basics drilled into me. I can also look at the MSDS diamond and tell you right away how afraid of whatever is inside I am.
edit: fun link
https://fireprevention.utexas.edu/firesafety/abcs-fire-extinguishers
I thought it was a "D" fire, meaning it's a combustible metal fire. most fire suppression equipment is A-B-C compliant (A ordinary combustibles, B flammable liquids, C electrical).
source: I was certified for wildfire fighting and had the basics drilled into me. I can also look at the MSDS diamond and tell you right away how afraid of whatever is inside I am.
edit: fun link https://fireprevention.utexas.edu/firesafety/abcs-fire-extinguishers
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Such carelessness makes you a great candidate to work at Tesla!
Just kidding, you would be overqualified by this response alone.