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(>READ> HOW TO MAKE TNT
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How to make TNT
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By THE SCREAMER
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*s*c**re*a***m**e**r*
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Probably the most important explosive compond in use today is TNT
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(trinitrotoluene). This and other very similar types of high explosives are
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all used by the military, because of their fantastic power- about 2.25
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millions pounds per square inch, and there great stability. TNT also has
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the great advantage of being ableto be melted at 82 degrees F., so that it
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can be poured into shells, mortars, or any other projectiles. Military TNT
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comes in containers which resemble dryu cell batteries, and are usually
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ingnited by an electrical charge, coupled with an electical blasting cap,
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although there are other methods.
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Preparation of TNT
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1. Take two beakers. In the first prepare a solution of 76 percent sulfuric
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acid, 23 percent nitric acid and 1 percent water. In the other beaker,
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prepare another solution of 57 percent nitric acid and 43 percent sulfuric
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acid (percentages are on a weight ratio rather than volume).
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2. Ten grams of the first solutions are poured into an empty beaker and
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placed in an ice bath.
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3. Add ten grams of toluene, and stir for several minutes.
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4. remove this beaker from the ice bath and gently heat until it reaches
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50 degrees C. The solution is stirred constantly while being heated.
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5. Fifty additional grams of the acid, from the first beaker, are added and
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the temperature is held for the next ten minutes, and an oily liquid will
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begin to form on the top of the acid.
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6. After 10 or 12 minutes, the acid solution is returned to the ice bath,
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and cooled to 45 begrees C> when reaching this temperature, the oily liquid
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will sink and collect at the bottom of the beaker. At this point, the
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remaining acid solution should be drawn off, by using a syringe.
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7. Fifty more grams of the first acid solution are added to the oily liquid
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while the temperature is SLOWLY being raised to 83 degrees C. After this
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temperature is reached, it is maintaind for a full half hour.
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8. At the end of this period, he solution is allowed to cool to
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60 degrees C>, and is held at this temperature for another full half hour.
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After this, the acid is again drawn off, leaving once more only the oily
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liquid at the bottem.
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9. Thirty grams of sulfuric acid are added, while the oily liquid is gently
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heated to 80 degrees C. All temperature increases must be accoumplished
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slowly and gently.
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10.Once the desired temperature is reached, 30 grams of the second acid
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solution are added, and the temperature is raised from 80 degrees C>
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to 104 degrees C., and is held for three hours.
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11.After this three hour period, the mixture is lowered to 100 degrees C.
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and held there for a half hour.
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12.After this half hour, the oil is removed form the acid and washed with
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boiling water.
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13.After the washing with boiling water, while being stired constantly, the
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TNT will begin to solidify.
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14.When the solidification has started, cold water is added to the beaker,
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so that the TNT will form into pellets. Once this is done, you have a
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good quality TNT.
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NOTE: the temperatures used in the preparation of TNT are EXACT,
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and must be used as such. DO NOT estimate or use aproximations.
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Buy a good centigrade thermometer and be sure it is calibrated.
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This mixture is not forgiving to screw-ups!
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The author take NO RESPONSIBILITY for any damage to persons or property for
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this formula. It is supplied for STUDY PURPOSES ONLY.
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***s*****c**r*e*a*****m**e***r*
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(>*s*****c**r*e*a*****m**e***r*
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