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* Damage, Inc. Presents: *
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* *
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* The Improvised Munitions *
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* Black Book, Section V *
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* (Part II) *
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* *
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* Typed by: Maxx *
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* *
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This is the second of three parts in the section V series. About ninety percent of the stuff in here is quite feasible. Enjoy . . .
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Section V, No. 4
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GELLED FLAME FUELS
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Gelled or paste type fuels are often preferable to raw gasoline for use in incendiary devices such as fire bottles. This type fuel adheres more readily to the target and produces greater hear concentration.
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Several methods are shown for gelling gasoline using commonly available materials. The methods are divided into the following categories based on the major ingredient:
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4.1 Lye Systems
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4.2 Lye-Alcohol Systems
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4.3 Soap-Alcohol Systems
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4.4 Egg White Systems
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4.5 Latex Systems
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4.6 Wax Systems
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4.7 Animal Blood Systems
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Section V, No. 4.1
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GELLED FLAME FUELS
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LYE SYSTEMS
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Lye (also known as caustic soda or Sodium Hydroxide) can be used in combination with powdered rosin or castor oil to gel gasoline for use as a flame fuel which will adhere to target surfaces.
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NOTE: This fuel is not suitable for use in the chemical (Sulphuric Acid) type of fire bottle (Section V, No.1). The acid will react with the lye and break down the gel.
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MATERIALS REQUIRED:
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Parts by Volume Ingredient How Used Common Source
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60 Gasoline Motor fuel Gas station
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2 (flake) or Lye Drain cleaner, Food store
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1 (powder) making of soap Drug store
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15 Rosin Manufacturing Naval stores
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Paint & Varnish Industry
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(or)
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Castor Oil Medicine Food and Drug st.
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PROCEDURE:
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*** CAUTION *** Make sure that there are no open flames in the area when mixing the flame fuel. NO SMOKING!!!
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1. Pour gasoline into jar, bottle or other container. (DO NOT USE AN ALUMINUM CONTAINER.)
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2. If rosin is in cake form, crush into small pieces.
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3. Add rosin or castor oil to the gasoline and stir for about five (5) minutes to mix thoroughly.
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4. In a second container (NOT ALUMINUM) add lye to an equal volume of water slowly with stirring.
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*** CAUTION *** Lye solution can burn skin and destroy clothing. If any is spilled, wash away immediately with large quantities of water.
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5. Add lye solution to the gasoline mix and stir until mixture thickens (about one minute).
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NOTE: The sample will eventually thicken to a very firm paste. This can be thinned, if desired, by stirring in additional gasoline.
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Section V, No. 4.2
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GELLED FLAME FUELS
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LYE-ALCOHOL SYSTEMS
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Lye (also known as caustic soda or Sodium Hydroxide) can be used in combination with alcohol and any of several fats to gel gasoline for use as a flame fuel.
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NOTE: This fuel is not suitable for use in the chemical (Sulphuric Acid) type of fire bottle (Section V, No. 1). The acid will react with the lye and break down the gel.
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MATERIALS REQUIRED:
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Parts by
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Volume Ingredient How Used Common Source
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60 Gasoline Motor Fuel Gas Station
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2(flake) or Lye Drain cleaner Food store
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1 (powder) Making of soap Drug store
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3 Ethyl Alcohol Whiskey Medicine Liquor store or
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Drug store
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NOTE: Methyl (wood) alcohol or isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol can be substituted for ethyl alcohol, but their use produces softer gels.
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14 Tallow Food Fat rendered by
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Making of soap cooking the meat
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or suet of animals.
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NOTE: The following can be substituted for the tallow:
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(a) Wool grease (Lanolin) (very good) -- Fat extracted from sheep wool.
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(b) Castor oil (good).
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(c) Any vegetable oil (corn, cottonseed, peanut, linseed, etc.)
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(d) Any fish oil.
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(e) Butter or oleomargarine.
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It is necessary when using substitutes (c) and (e) to double the given amount of fat and of lye for satisfactory bodying.
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PROCEDURE:
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*** CAUTION *** Make sure that there are no open flames in the area when mixing flame fuels. NO SMOKING!!!
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1. Pour gasoline into bottle, jar or other container. (DO NOT USE AN ALUMINUM CONTAINER).
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2. Add Tallow (or substitute) to the gasoline and stir for about 1/2 minute to dissolve fat.
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3. Add alcohol to the gasoline mixture.
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4. In a separate container (NOT ALUMINUM) slowly add lye to an equal amount of water. Mixture should be stirred constantly while adding lye.
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*** CAUTION *** Lye solution can burn skin and destroy clothing. If any is spilled, wash away immediately with large quantities of water.
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5. Add lye solution to the gasoline mixture and stir occasionally until thickened (about 1/2 hour).
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NOTE: The mixture will eventually (1 to 2 days) thicken to a very firm paste. This can be thinned, if desired, by stirring in additional gasoline.
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Section V, No. 4.3
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GELLED FLAME FUELS
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SOAP-ALCOHOL SYSTEM
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Common household soap can be used in combination with alcohol to gel gasoline for use as a flame fuel which will adhere to target surfaces.
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MATERIAL REQUIRED:
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Parts by
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Volume Ingredient How Used Common Source
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36 Gasoline Motor fuel Gas station
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1 Ethyl Alcohol Whiskey Medicine Liquor store or
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Drug store
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NOTE: Methyl (wood) or isopropyl (rubbing) alcohols can be substituted for the whiskey.
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20 (powder)or Laundry soap Washing clothes Stores
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28 (flake)
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NOTE: Unless the word "soap" actually appears somewhere on the container or wrapper, a washing compound is probably a detergent. THESE CAN NOT BE USED!!!
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PROCEDURE:
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*** CAUTION *** Make sure that there are no open flames in the area when mixing flame fuels. NO SMOKING!!!
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1. If bar soap is used, shave into thin flakes using a knife.
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2. Pour alcohol and gasoline into a jar, bottle or other container and mix thoroughly.
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3. Add soap powder or flakes to gasoline - alcohol mix and stir occasionally until thickened (about 15 minutes).
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Section V, No. 4.4
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GELLED FLAME FUELS
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EGG SYSTEMS
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The white of any bird egg can be used to gel gasoline for use as a flame fuel which will adhere to target surfaces.
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MATERIALS REQUIRED:
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Parts by
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Volume Ingredient How Used Common Source
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85 Gasoline Motor fuel Gas station
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Stove fuel Motor vehicles
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Solvent
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14 Egg Whites Food Food store
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Industrial processes Farms
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Any One Of The Following:
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1 Table Salt Food Food store
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Industrial pro- Sea water
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cesses Natural brine
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3 Ground Coffee Food Food store
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3 Dried Tea Food Food store
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Leaves Tea plant
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3 Cocoa Food Food store
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Cocoa tree
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2 Sugar Sweetening foods Food store
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Industrial processes Sugar cane
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1 Saltpeter Pyrotechnics Drug store
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(Niter) Explosives Natural Deposits
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(Potassium Matches
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Nitrate) Medicine
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1 Epsom salts Medicine Drug store
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Mineral water Food store
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Industrial processes Kieserite
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Natural Deposits
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2 Washing soda Washing cleaner Food store
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(Sal soda) Medicine Drug store
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Photography Photo supply store
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1 1/2 Baking Soda Baking Food store
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Manufacture of: Drug store
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Beverages, Mineral
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water and Medicines
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1 1/2 Aspirin Medicine Drug store
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Food store
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PROCEDURE:
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*** CAUTION *** Make sure that there are no open flames in the area when mixing flame fuels. NO SMOKING !!!
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1. Separate egg white from yolk. This can be done by breaking the egg into a dish and carefully removing the yolk with a spoon.
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NOTE: DO NOT GET THE YELLOW EGG YOLK MIXED INTO THE EGG WHITE. If egg yolk gets into the egg white, discard the egg (eat it).
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2. Pour egg white into a jar, bottle, or other container and add gasoline.
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3. Add the salt (or other additive) to the mixture and stir occasion ally until gel forms (about 5 to 10 minutes).
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NOTE: A thicker gelled flame fuel can be obtained by putting the capped jar in hot (65 degrees C) water for about 1/2 hour and then letting them cool to room temperature. (DO NOT HEAT THE GELLED FUEL CONTAINING COFFEE).
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Section V, No. 4.5
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GELLED FLAME FUELS
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LATEX SYSTEMS
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Any milky white plant fluid is a potential source of latex which can be used to gel gasoline.
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MATERIALS REQUIRED:
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Ingredient How Used Common Source
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Gasoline Motor fuel Gas station
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Solvent Motor vehicle
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Latex -commercial Paints Natural from tree or plant
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or natural Adhesives Rubber cement
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One of the Following Acids:
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Acetic Acid Salad dressing Food stores
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(Vinegar) Developing film Fermented apple cider
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Photographic supply
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Sulfuric Acid Storage batteries Motor vehicles
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(Oil of Vitriol) Material processing Industrial plants
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Hydrochloric Acid Petroleum wells Hardware store
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(Muriatic Acid) Pickling and metal Industrial plants
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cleaning
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Industrial processes
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NOTE: If acids are not available, use acid salt (alum, sulfates and chlorides other than sodium or potassium). The formic acid from crushed red ants can also be used.
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PROCEDURE:
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*** CAUTION *** Make sure that there are no open flames in the area when mixing flame fuels. NO SMOKING !!!
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1. With Commercial Rubber Latex:
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a. Place 7 parts by volume of latex and 92 parts by volume of gasoline in bottle. Cap bottle and shake to mix well.
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b. Add 1 part by volume vinegar (or other acid) and shake until gel forms.
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*** CAUTION *** concentrated acids will burn skin and destroy clothing. If any is spilled, wash away immediately with large quantities of water.
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2. With Natural Latex:
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a. Natural latex should form lumps as it comes from the plant. If lumps do not form, add a small amount of acid to the latex.
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b. Strain off the latex lumps and allow to dry in air.
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c. Place 20 parts by volume of latex in bottle and add 80 parts by volume of gasoline. Cover bottle and allow to stand until a swollen gel mass is obtained (2 to 3 days).
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Section V, No. 4.6
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GELLED FLAME FUELS
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WAX SYSTEMS
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Any of several common waxes can be used to gel gasoline for use as a flame fuel which will adhere to target surfaces.
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MATERIALS REQUIRED:
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Parts by
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80 Gasoline Motor fuel Gas station
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Solvent Motor vehicles
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Any one of the following:
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20 Ozocerite Leather polish General stores
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Mineral wax Sealing wax Department store
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Fossil wax Candles Natural deposits
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Ceresin wax Crayons
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Waxed paper
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Textile sizing
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- Beeswax Furniture and Honeycomb of bee
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floor waxes General store
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Artificial fruit Department store
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and flowers
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Lithographing
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Wax paper
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Textile finish
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Candles
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- Bayberry wax Candles Natural form
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Myrtle wax Soaps Myrica berries
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Leather polish General store
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Medicine Department store
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Drug store
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PROCEDURE:
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1. Obtaining wax from Natural Sources: Plants and berries are potential sources of natural waxes. Place the plants and/or berries in boiling water. The natural waxes will melt. Let the water cool. The natural waxes will form a solid layer on the water surface. Skim off the solid wax and let it dry. With natural waxes which have suspended matter when melted, screen the wax through a cloth.
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2. Melt the wax and pour into jar or bottle which has been placed in a hot water bath.
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3. Add gasoline to the bottle.
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4. When wax has completely dissolved in the gasoline, allow the water bath to cool slowly to room temperature.
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NOTE: If a gel does not form, add additional wax (up to 40% by volume) and repeat the above steps. If no gel forms with 40% wax, make a Lye solution by dissolving a small amount of Lye (Sodium Hydroxide) in an equal amount of water. Add this solution (1/2 % by volume) to the gasoline wax mix and shake bottle until a gel forms.
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Section V, No. 4.7
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GELLED FLAME FUELS
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ANIMAL BLOOD SYSTEMS
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Animal blood can be used to gel gasoline for use as a flame fuel which will adhere to target surfaces.
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MATERIAL REQUIRED:
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Parts by
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68 Gasoline Motor fuel Gas station
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Solvent Motor vehicles
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30 Animal blood Food Slaughter House
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Serum Medicine Natural habitat
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Any of the following:
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2 Salt Food Sea Water
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Industrial pro- Natural brine
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cesses Food store
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- Ground Coffee Food Coffee plant
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Caffeine source Food store
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Beverage
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- Dried Tea Food Tea plant
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Leaves Beverage Food store
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- Sugar Sweetening foods Sugar cane
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Industrial pro- Food store
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cesses
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- Lime Mortar From calcium
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carbonate
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Plaster Hardware store
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Medicine Drug store
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Ceramics Garden supply
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Steel making store
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Industrial processes
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- Baking soda Baking Food store
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Beverages Drug store
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Medicine
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Industrial Processes
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- Epsom salts Medicine Drug store
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Mineral water Natural deposits
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Industrial pro- Food store
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PROCEDURE:
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1. Preparation of animal blood serum:
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a. Slit animal's throat by jugular vein. Hang up-side down to drain.
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b. Place coagulated (lumpy) blood in a cloth or on a screen and catch the red fluid (serum) which drains through.
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c. Store in cool place if possible.
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*** CAUTION *** Do not get aged animal blood or the serum into an open cut. This can cause infections.
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2. Pour blood serum into jar, bottle, or other container and add gasoline.
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3. Add the salt (or other additive) to the mixture and stir until a gel forms.
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END NOTE
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Okay, eh, just for the record we are not responsible for anything that may happen to you while trying to blow to make this crap. Be careful, and read everything before you do it. Have Phun...
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DDD
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DD D
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DD D
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DDD amage, Inc.
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