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+ Basic Explosives ][ by Milamber +
+ Part ][ : Kitchen Chemistry +
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+ Thanx to all I thanked in Part I, +
+ And special thanx to J.C. !!!!!! +
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+ An Underground Library File +
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Part II
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Kitchen Chemistry
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All the explosives in this file are fairly safe to make, easily made, and
the materials are easy to get. They are not very powerful, and are excellent
for terrorizing your neighbor.
A lot of the explosives hereafter use only two ingredients and therefore,
do not recquire much in the way of detonators... I have some casings which
I will describe in the following:
Pipe Casing
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This casing consists of two things: A pipe sealed on one end, a glass, sealable
container, and rocks. The liquid is usually sealed inside the jar. The solid
is usually placed inside the pipe. It worx like this: Place the liquid in the
container and seal it tightly!!!! A good idea would be to coat the joining with
wax, or Vaseline. Then put the solid down the pipe. Put some rocks in, and
slide the jar in carefully... Place some more rocks in and seal the top of the
pipe as best as possible...
A baby jar and appropiate pipe work great. When ready to detonate, hit the
pipe against something, this will break the jar, and let the stuff combine.
Then get rid of it!!!!!!!!!!!
Jar casing
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This casing is easier to make, all you need is a film container and a jar.
One ingredient is placed in the plastic film container and capped. A needle is
used to punch small holes in the cap, about 1-2 holes will do. Then place
the other ingredient in the jar. WHEN, & only WHEN you are ready to detonate,
drop the film container in the jar, close it, and get rid of it, NOW!!!
A maynaise jar worx pretty good, although glass causes immense damage to people
in the immediate vicinity, however, so be careful. 3 liter plastic coke deals
are good too!!
Coke Can Casing
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This is a variation of the jar casing, and is generally great for the
classroom. Fill the can with an ingredient, after letting the can dry in the
sun, then take about two small paper towels and wrap the solid ingredient in
this... When ready to detonate force the paper towel with the solid inside it,
down the little hole... drop it in a trashcan and move away. Use small am'ts
in order to spare yourself some problems....
Time Delays:
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These delays only work with the 2nd and 3rd variations: Coat the solid in
Vaseline, or in the case of Idea#2, coat the top of the ingredient in the film
container with a liquid soap. This slows down the reaction.
A (Not 5-6) Rule on Xplosives:
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Treat all explosives like a pressure sensitive H-Bomb. There will be no
trouble if you do.
Formula #1
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Crystal Drano and gasoline react violently... I think that this would be
a good one for idea #1 and idea #2. In idea #1 place the gasoline in the
container, and place the crystal Drano in the pipe... In idea #2 place the
Drano in the 36 mm film container. and th gas in the jar. I would put a
delay on this one.
Formula #2
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This one is probably only good for idea#1, and it is extremely dangerous. In
this case, you need to get Calcium Carbide at a Hardware store (Calcium C.
lamps use it) Place the C.C. in the pipe. Place the water in the jar, and
wrap a wrag soaked in gasoline around it. When ready to use, simply light the
rag, and break the jar... GET RID OF IT THEN!!! DANGEROUSER than the others,
as the expanding gas blows the pipe apart, then gas is lit, and it explodes.
Formula #3
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This is an oldy, but goody, and the materials are beyond easy to get. The
materials are: Baking Soda and Vinegar. This one works for all three ideas,
and is especially good for three, since it won't explode, just foam up
because of the hole in the top. It never hurts to be safe, so play with the
am'ts.
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