Can soundwaves put out fire??

One day while i was flipping channels, i came across

a program showing forest fires. Trees burning,

firefighters, entire mountain sides engulfed in flames ..etc

In the program, it showed how the wind can cause

fires to spread and with wind comes more oxygen.

Oxygen fuels the fire.

So i was thinking ...... wind is moving. Oxygen is

just a gas molecule in the wind. I remember seeing

helicopters dropping hundreds of gallons of water

on these flames to put out the fire. So why couldn't

we use SOUND?

Sound waves move thru the air like wind. Amplification

of certain notes might fracture the flame at the combustion

and cause the fire to cease.

Certain gases like oxygen might be affected by various

noises or pitches which could result in the destablization

of the fire at the sub-atomic level.

And if this noise or pitch can be discovered, maybe

fires can be put out with sound. Maybe homes or offices

can have smoke dectors that detect fire and aim a blast

of sound to put out this fire. Maybe fire extigushers can

be replaced with something like a flashlight that can send

out a beam of light with a burst of this sound.

A definate advantage would be the elimination of

the water damage created by sprinkler systems

and firefighter's waterhoses.

Just thinking.

But if someone does figure it out and makes

millions .........all i want is 10%! Send a check!