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| Jack the Ripper Presents |
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| The Book of Destruction Part I |
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| Written, Conceived, and Brought to You By |
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| Jack the Ripper |
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|Prelude|
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This is part one of an ongoing series. After reading this file you
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will have a basic understanding of explosives. You will also know how to make
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TNT, Nitroglycerin, Black Powder, and Dynamite safely in your own home.
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|Disclaimer|
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I am no way responsible for the acts of the end user. I am also not
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responsible in any way for any accidents or damages to ones person. This file
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is protected by my constitutional rights. The right to freedom of speech,
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which I am an advocate of. This file is also protected by my right to bear
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arms as I will pump your ass full of buckshot if you fuck with me.
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Now that the formalities are over with let's get into the good stuff, so
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first off let's actually find out what the definition of explosives is. A
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explosive is a substance or device capable of producing a volume of rapidly
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expanding gas that exerts sudden pressure on it's surroundings. Basically there
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are two types of explosives.
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(1) Detonating or High Explosives
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(2) Deflagrating or Low Explosives
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The difference here is that detonating explosives like TNT and Dynamite are ch
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aracterized by rapid decomposition and high pressure, wheras deflagrating
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explosives lik black powder merely burn rapidly and create low pressures.
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However as we all know black powder under certain conditions will detonate for ex
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ample if we pack it into a enclosed area such as a pipe or Co2 cannister.
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Now the detonating explosives are divided into two types primary and secondary. P
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rimary explosives detonate by ignition i.e. a flame, spark, impact, or other mean
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s of heat. Secondary explosives require a detonator and occassionally a secondar
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y booster. Now those are the basics, which should be remembered and marked, as t
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hose terms will come back to haunt you.
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| B L A C K P O W D E R |
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Gunpowder or Blackpowder as we will call it was most likely invented by the C
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hinese around the 10th century. Blackpowder burns best when it is fine,
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and the fineness is measured as F, 2F, etc.. The finest though is 7F and
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the least finest is F. Now I am about to teach you how to make an excellent
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quality gunpowder. This is just short of factory 7FA po, which is the best.
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Materials Needed
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Shaker or Drink Mixer
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Morter and Pestle
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Sulphur
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Potassium Nitrate
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Charcoal (preferably Matchlite, but any old charcoal will do)
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Graphite
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Ratios
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75% Potassium Nitrate
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15% Charcoal
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10% Sulphur
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.5% Graphite (Half a pencil worth for glazing only)
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Note : These ratios vary as more suplhur will slow down the burning process,
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while more Potassium Nitrate will speed it up. Experiment on your own
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and find out which ratios work best for you.
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(1) Grind the Charcoal and Sulphur together into a very fine dust, and also
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note that this cannot and will not explode, and also that it is sometimes
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best to put the charcoal brickets in a plastic bag, and smash them with
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a brick or other heavy object.
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(2) Next grind the Salt Peter or Potassium Nitrate by *ITSELF* and not with
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the other two chemicals. Also note that this powder must be the same
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consistancy as the first powder for optimum results.
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(3) Now pour the Sulphur and Charcoal mixture in. Now pour the Salt Peter in.
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Now add in a small amount of graphite that has been crushed finely. Now
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put all this into your shaker, and shake vigorously for about 15 to 30
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minutes. (Note the longer it is shaked the better quality) Now adding in
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the graphite is a process is called glazing, and this done is because the
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graphite forms a small film over the gunpowder and this also rounds out the
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corners of the powder. Also the newly glazed gunpowder is more moisture
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resistant, and it flows or is poured more easily as it doesn't stick as
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much.
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Ignition
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Black powder is relatively insensitive to shock and friction, and needs a
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flame or heat to be ignited. This can be ignited with a lighter, a red hot
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iron, a flame of any sort, or a fuse. The touch iron is on of my favorites as it
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keeps a distace between you and the powder.
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| N I T R O G L Y C E R I N |
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Inventor is most likely unknown, as it most likely blew him to bits.
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Nevertheless Ascanio Sobrero is credited for it's finding in 1846. Alfred
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Nobel worked extensively with it, and sold his american holdings in Nitro
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for $20,000 in 1885. Obviously he was screwed good and hard by american
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know how.
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How the Explosion Occurs
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Ch2Ono2
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3/2 N2 + 3 Co2
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Chono2 -=-=-=-=-=-> +
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ignition 5/2 H20+ 1/4 02
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This is how nitro explodes, and you chemistry majors will notice that the
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bi-products are Nitrogen, Water, and Carbon Dioxide.
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Materials
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The materials are not listed on this one as it is quite dangerous, and I want
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everyone to read through it a few times before attempting anything.
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Procedure
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Mix 100 parts fuming nitric acid (note: this should have a specific
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gravity of 50 degrees Baume for best results) with 200 parts Sulphuric Acid.
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The Nitric acid should be poured into the sulphuric acid, and not the other way a
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round as it will splatter. This will be hot, so let it cool down, and when its c
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ool add 38 parts glycerine as SLOWLY as possible. The glycerine should be allowe
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d to trickle down the sides of the container, and don't drip it straight into the
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container.(note: if glycerin is added too fast then the stuff will ignite, and y
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ou will be eligible for the wheelchair olympics) Next stir with a *GLASS* rod for
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15 seconds so very carefully. Now pour it into 20 times it's *VOLUME* of water.
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It will then visibly precipitate immediatly. Now there will be twice as much N
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itro as you used glycerin, and it's easy to separate. Next mix it with baking sod
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a immidiatly after it's separated to keep it from going off spontaneously.
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Special Notes - The parts are by weight and the Baume scale of specific
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gravity, which can be found in most chemistry books. You can get fuming
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Nitric and Sulphuric acids at chemical supply warehouses or fertilizer stores.
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Don't make more than 100 grams at a time ever, and always wear some sort of
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body and eye protection. Glycerin can be obtained at any pharmacy or medical
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supply co. Also after it is washed with the baking soda it is not that stable, a
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nd a abrupt bump or sharp movement can take off your hands. Also note that nitro
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glycerin is much safer to handle frozen, and it freezes at 52 degrees farenheit o
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r 11 degrees celcius. Therefore it can easily be frozen in ice.
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Ignition
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Well this one is easy drop it or throw something at it. Also please
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remember that a loud fart could set this stuff off so please please be
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careful.
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| D Y N A M I T E |
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This was invented by Alfred Nobel in 1867. The first and easiest form
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to make is dynamite no.1, which is 75% nitroglycerin and 25% guhr. Guhr is
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from kieselguhr a silicous porous earth. This was used as it absorbed large
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quantities of nitroglycerin. It is no longer used as the guhr draws some
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power from the explosion. Now the term "dope" is applied to the inert
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ingridients of dynamite, so 30% straight dynamite would be 70% dope. Get it?
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A better dope for dynamite is wood pulp and sodium nitrate as an oxidizer.
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That in a 40% straight dynamite ratio works excellently as an explosive.
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Materials
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Nitrolglycerin
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Wood Pulp
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Procedure
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Is this simpler than you thought or what? Well just mix in 60 percent
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wood pulp with 40% Nitroglycerin, and your done. This mixture should be
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done with care, and just let the wood pulp absorb the nitroglycerin.
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Note: There are many variations to this formula as cotton would work in
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place of wood pulp etc... Almost anything that will absorb the
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nitro will work, and it is best to experiment with.
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Industrial Dynamite No. 2
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68% Ammonium Nitrate
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20% Sodium Chloride
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10% TNT
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2% Powdered Bark
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This is the scale to follow for the making of a more modern dynamite, and this is
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the ratio commonly used in industry. This is because around 1885 it was
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found safer to use ammonium nitrate in place of nitro for obvious reasons.
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This formula can be made in dry powdered form as the gelatin synthesis pretty
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much requires a lab. If anyone has access to a lab leave me mail and I will
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help you with any problems you might have. Also note that TNT is
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trinitrotoluene, and the above ratios for this formula are by weight not
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looks, but like gunpowder experiment and variate. Also when making this
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formula follow the same procedures as you did with the gunpowder except for
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the graphite.
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| T N T O R T R I N I T R O T O L U E N E |
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TNT is the most widespread weapon used in shells grenades and a horde
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of mixtures. It is commonly mixed with RDX for explosive devices such as
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the torpedo, cyclotol used for shattering with a explosive power of
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4,000,000 pounds per a square inch, and many other uses. I however have
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not aquired the plans nor can figure out the schematics for RDX. This one
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is kept from the public for obvious reasons along with the C family i.e.
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C-1, C-3, C-4, etc... with C-4 being the most popular. TNT is great it can
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be melted safely and poured into a future container for later use. Well
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on with the procedure. Also note the melting point of TNT is 82 degrees
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farenheit.
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Materials
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Once again I would much rather have you read through it, but not because it
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is dangerous, because it is very very very difficult to make, and out of
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the twenty seven times I have made it, it only worked twelve times.
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Also this will be done step by step as it is much more difficult than
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nitro or dynamite.
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Procedure
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(1) Take two beakers, and in beaker A prepare a solution of 76% sulfuric acid,
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23% nitric acid, and 1% water. In beaker B prepare a solution of 57%
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nitric acid and 43% sulfuric acid.
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(2) Ten grams of beaker A are poured into beaker C and placed in a
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ice bath.
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(3) Add ten grams of toluene to beaker C, and stir for several minutes.
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(4) Remove beaker C from the ice bath and gently heat until it reaches
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50 degrees Celcius, and stir it constantly while it is heated.
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(5) Fifty additional grams of solution from beaker A are added to beaker C
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and the temperature is allowed to rise to 55 degrees celcius. Then it is
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held at 55 degrees celcius for ten minutes. Note an oily liquid will
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begin to form on top of the acid solution.
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(6) After 10 minutes the acid solution is returned to the ice bath, and
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cooled to 45 degrees celcius when reaching this temp. the oily liquid
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will sink to the bottom and collect. Then use a syringe and draw off
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the remaining acid solution.
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(7) Fifty more grams of beaker A are added to the oily liquid while the
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temp. is slowly being raised to 83 degrees celcius. After this temp.
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is reached it is kept there at 83 degrees celcius for 30 minutes.
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(8) Now the solution is allowed to cool to 60 degrees celcius, and is kept at
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60 degrees for 30 minutes.
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(9) Now drain off the acid once again saving only the oily liquid.
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(10) Next 30 grams of sulfuric acid are added, while the oily liquid is
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heated to 80 degrees celcius.
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(11) Now when it reaches 80 degrees add 30 grams of beaker B, and the temp.
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is raised from 80 degrees to 104 degrees, and it is held at 104
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degrees for 3 hours.
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(12) After the 3 hours, the solution is lowered to 100 degrees and is held
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there for 30 minutes.
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(13) When this time is up the oil is removed from the acid and washed with
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boiling water.
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(14) After washing it with boiling water start to stir it consistantly, and
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watch the TNT begin to solidify
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(15) When it starts to solidify cold water is add to the beaker so that
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the tnt will form into pellets.
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(16) Now your done after a quite long and trying expierience!
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Notes: on the above the weights and temperatures and times are specific, so
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don't blow them off or it wont work. Also the acid solutions here and
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with the nitroglycerin can dissolve flesh in seconds so be careful for
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gods sake! Also the TNT you have can be melted into a container for
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future use against a well deserving enemy. Violent mixture next with
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TNT. See it can already be used to make a dynamite, but we want
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something with a little more kick than plain TNT or dynamite.
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Amatol
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This is a mixture of ammonium nitrate and TNT it is used by the
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government, and they're better killers than me so it must be good. Amatol
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can be made very easily it can be melted into the TNT, and then poured into
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a container.
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Ratios
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80% Ammonium Nitrate
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20% TNT
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or
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50% Ammonium Nitrate
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50% TNT
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The military value of this mixture was used mainly in WWI (world war I for
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the morons) it was used in artilley shells and aerial bombs. This
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composition is pretty much good for any sort of devastating projectile per
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say the neighbors house or car. Ohh well this looks like the end of
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The Book of Destruction Part I, so take it easy and don't blow yourself up,
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so you can see The Book of Destruction Part II (Intermidiate).
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Later...
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Jack the Ripper
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Please note there are a rash of Jack the Rippers so please dont confuse me
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with them! I am the Jack the Ripper of 713 and can be found on Fone
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Conspiracies, Phrozen Phorest, Executive Inn, Ambrosia, Celestial Woodlands,
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or London at Midnight my board soon to be up and running
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