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Explosives
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Underground cumputer bulletin boards vary in emphasis. I have seen boards
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that were devoted to finding a mate, remenisient of the want ads in certain
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underground newspapers. Some are primarily interested in software piracy.
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Others are strong on hacking computer systems or phone phreaking. In 1984 a new
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interest appeared which was quite startling to your present author -- do it
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yourself explosives. Though seemingly disrelated to telecommunications, it was
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on the phreakhhack boards that this information began appearing.
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The longest and most descriptive article on explosives ever written for a
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computer bulletin board showed up about the middle of the year on Pirate-80 and
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a few other elite underground systems. About the only subjects of consequence
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not covered by the article are thermite and nitroglycerin both of which
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established themselves early as very popular. Because of its comprehensive and
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representative nature I am prsenting it here in its entirety including the
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warning statement which is a part of the original article.
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EXPLOSIVES AND INCENDIARIES
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*** W A R N I N G ***
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THIS INFORMATION IS PRESENTED FOR ACADEMIC STUDY ONLY. THE ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION
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OF THE DEVICES AND MATERIALS DESCRIBED IN THIS FILE WOULD BE DANGEROUS, EVEN
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FOR AN EXPERIENCED CHEMIST. ALSO, THE CONSTRUCTION OR POSSESSION OF MANY OF
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THESE DEVICES WOULD BE IN VIOLATION OF VARIOUS FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL LAWS.
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INTRODUCTION: The trouble with text books on chemistry and explosives is the
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attitude with which they are written. They don't say, "Now I know you would
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like to blow Holy Hell out of something just for the fun of it so here is how
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to whip up something in your kitchen to do it". They tell you how Dupont does
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it or how the ancient Chinese did it but not how you can do it with the
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resources and materials available to you. Even army manuals on field expedient
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explosives are almost useless because they are just outlines written with the
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understanding that an instructor is going to fill in the blanks.
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It is a fun game to search out the materials that can be put together to make
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something go "boom". You can find what you need in grocery stores, hardware
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stores, and farm supplies. An interesting point to remember is that it is much
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easier to make a big explosion than a small one. It is very difficult for a
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home experimenter to make a fire-cracker, but a bomb capable of blowing the
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walls out of a building is easy. The king of explosives for the
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do-it-yourselfer is black powder. It is easy to make and when properly confined
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is capable of devastating power. For this reason, I will begin by telling you
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how to make black powder, how to make black match fuse, and how to put the two
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together with results that would please even a wild-eyed anarchist. I will end
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this introduction and begin my instructions with this statement: "I know you
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would like to blow Holy Hell out of something just for the fun of it so here is
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how to whip up something in your kitchen to do it".
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HOW TO MAKE BLACK POWDER: You will need potassium or Sodium Nitrate, Sulfur,
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and hardwood charcoal. The common name for Potassium Nitrate is saltpeter.
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Sodium Nitrate is sold at farm supplies under the name of Nitrate of Soda. It
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is also called Chile Saltpeter. Sodium Nitrate makes a slightly more powerful
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black powder but has the disadvantage of being hygroscopic (obsorbes moisture
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from the air), so if you use it, store it in tightly closed containers. You can
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also get sulfur at farm supplies as a wetable powder used for spraying. It is
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cheap and works well. Some drug stores sell sulfur under the name Flowers of
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Sulfur. If you use Nitrate of Soda, it will be in the form of prills (little
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round beads). Bake it in an oven at 200 degrees for 10-15 minutes to drive out
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the moisture. Then dump a cup or two into a blender and switch it on. It will
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do a beautiful job of reducin it to powder. Buy a bag of charcoal briquettes
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at a grocery store. Put a few briquettes in a rag and pound with a hammer. Dump
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the result into the blender, grind, then strain through a tea strainer. Mix by
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volume: 6 parts potassium or Sodium Nitrate, 2 parts powdered charcoal, 1 part
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sulfur. This mixture will burn if ignited and will explode if ignited while
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tightly confined. It can be greatly improved, however, by processing it as
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follows: Moisten with water unuil it will stick together when pinched between
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thumb and finger. Press it into a disposable aluminum pie pan. Bake in a
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preheated oven at 200 degrees for about 30 minutes. get it totally dry. Grind
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into as fine a powder as possible. A mortar and pestle is best. If you use a
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blender at this point, there is a danger of explosion. It is not very sensitive
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to friction or impact, but is very sensitive to sparks. If you followed these
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directions, you should have a fine slate-grey powder.
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When baking black powder, remember to preheat the oven. Place your pie pan
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approximately in the center of the oven. Do not set it on the bottom of the
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oven. These warnings are to prevent hot spots that could ignite the powder
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causing a fire or explosion. Something went wrong once when my father-in-law was
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doing this and it blew the door right off the oven. His training in military
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demolitions included field expedient explosives. The point is that things can go
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wrong even when you know what you are doing. Protect yourself at all times. Use
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common sense. Wear safety glasses; don't stand in front of the oven, etc.
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HOW TO MAKE BLACKMATCH FUSE: Take a flat piece of plastic or metal (brass or
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aluminum are easy to work with and won't rust). Drill a 1116th inch hole through
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it. This is your die for sizing the fuse. You can make fuses as big as you want,
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but this is the right size for the pipe bomb I will be getting to later. To
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about 122 cup of black powder add water to make a thin paste. Add 122 teaspoon
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of corn starch. Cut some one foot lengths of cotton thread. Use cotton, not silk
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or thread made from synthetic fibers. Put these together until you have a
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thickness that fills the hole in the DIE BUT CAN BE DRAWN THROUGH VERY EASILY.
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TIE YOUR BUNDLE OF THREADS TOGETHER AT ONE END. SEPARATE THE THREADS AND HOLD
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THE BUNDLE OVER THE BLACK POWDER MIXTURE. LOWER THE THREADS WITH A CIRCULAR
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MOTION SO THEY START CURLING ONTO THE MIXTURE. PRESS THEM UNDER WITH THE BACK OF
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A TEASPOON AND CONTINUE LOWERING THEM SO THEY COIL INTO THE PASTE. TAKE THE END
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YOU ARE HOLDING AND THREAD IT THROUGH THE DIE. PULL IT THROUGH SMOOTHLY IN ONE
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LONG MOTION. TO DRY YOUR FUSE, LAY IT ON A PIECE OF ALUMINUM FOIL AND BAKE IT IN
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YOUR 200 DEGREE OVEN OR TIE IT TO A GRILL IN THE OVEN AND LET IT HANG DOWN. THE
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FUSE MUST BE BAKED TO MAKE IT STIFF ENOUGH FOR THE USES IT WILL BE PUT TO LATER.
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AIR DRYING WILL NOT DO THE JOB. IF YOU USED SODIUM NITRATE, IT WILL NOT EVEN DRY
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COMPLETELY AT ROOM TEMPERATURE. CUT THE DRY FUSE WITH SISSORS INTO 2 INCH
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LENGTHS AND STORE IN AN AIR TIGHT CONTAINER. HANDLE THIS FUSE CAREFULLY TO AVOID
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BREAKING IT. YOU CAN ALSO USE A FIRECRACKER FUSE IF YOU HAVE ANY AVAILABLE. THE
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FUSES CAN usually be pulled out without breaking. To give yourself some running
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time, you will be extending these fuses (blackmatch or firecracker fuse) with
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sulfured wick.
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HOW TO MAKE SULFURED WICK: Use heavy cotton string about 188th inch in diameter.
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You can find some at a garden supply for tieing up your tomatoes. Be sure it's
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cotton. You can test it by lighting one end. It should continue to burn after
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the match is removed and when blown out will have a smoldering coal on the end.
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Put some sulfur in a small container like a small pie pan and melt it in the
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oven at 250 degrees. It will melt into a transparent yellow liquid. If it starts
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turning brown, it is too hot. Coil about a one foot length of string into it.
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The melted sulfur will soak in quickly. When the string is saturated, pull it
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out and tie it up to cool and harden. It can be cut to desired lengths with
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sissors. 2 inches is about right. These wicks will burn slowly with a blue flame
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and do not blow out easily in a moderate wind. They will not burn through a hole
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in a metal pipe, but are great for extending your other fuse. They will not
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throw off sparks. Blackmatch generates sparks which can ignite it along its
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length causing unpredictable burning rates. Now you have the basic ingredients
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to shake the earth like thunder. In the next installment or two, I will tell you
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how to put it all together to do just that. You will find that you have baked a
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very deadly pie. I have twice been accused of setting off dynamite in the woods.
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The explosive power of your little grey powder may exceed your expectations, so
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choose your testing ground with care.
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HOW TO MAKE A PIPE BOMB: Buy a section of metal water pipe 122 by 6 inches long,
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threaded on both ends. Buy two metal caps to fit. These are standard items in
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hardware stores. Drill a 1116th hole in the center of the pipe. This is easy
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with a good drill bit. Screw a metal cap tightly on one end. Fill the pipe to
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within 122 inch of the top with black powder. Do not pack the powder. Don't even
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tap the bottom of the pipe to make it settle. You want the powder loose. For
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maximum explosive effect, you need dry, fine powder sitting loose in a very
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rigid container. Wipe off any powder that has gotten onto the top or threads of
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the pipe. Gently screw on the second cap. Hand tighten only. Place a small piece
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of tape over the hole and go to your test site. Remove the tape and insert a two
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inch piece of black match fuse or a firecracker fuse into the hole. Place the
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bomb behind a large rock or tree. Using thread or string, lightly tie a 2 inch
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piece of sulfured wick to the end of the fuse. Avoid letting the wick touch any
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objects. This might cause it to go out. Light the wick and head for cover in a
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direction that keeps the rock or tree between you and the bomb at all times. Get
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behind cover at least 50 yards away. You may not expect such a large explosion
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from such a small object. Be extra cautious until You have done this a time or
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two and it gets real what you are dealing with. The pipe will be blown to pieces
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which will fly through the air like bullets. An accident could seriously wound
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or kill you. This is not a big firecracker. It is more like a hand grenade. The
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size of the bomb can be increased by using a larger pipe and caps. To make a big
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noise without blowing up your pipe, cap one end only. Drill a 1116 hole at the
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top of the threads at the capped end. Put in about 3 to 4 rounded teaspoonsful
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of powder. Pack about 2 inches of wadding on top of the powder. Toilet paper or
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facial tissue is good for this. Pack it tight. Open up a safety pin and stick it
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into the hole. Work it around to loosen up the powder so a fuse can be inserted.
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When this goes off, the recoil will be tremendous. You will loose your pipe
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unless you brace it securely against something. The pipe can be reloaded and
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used again. A fun trick is to mount the pipe pointing upward. Drop a tin can
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over the open end and light the fuse. The can will be blown high into the air.
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Campbell's soup cans are great for this.
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HOW TO MAKE ROCKET FUEL: This is easy to make and fun to play with. Mix equal
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parts by volume Potassium or Sodium Nitrate and granulated sugar. Pour a big
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spoonful of this into a pile. Stick a piece of blackmatch fuse into it; light;
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and step back. This is also a very hot incendiary. A little imagination will
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suggest a lot of experiments for this.
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ANOTHER ROCKET FUEL: Mix equal parts by volume of zinc dust and sulfur. Watch
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out if you experiment with this. It goes off in a sudden flash. It is not a
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powerful explosive, but is violent stuff even when not confined because of its
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fast burning rate.
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As I continue from this point some of the ingredients are going to be harder to
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get without going through a chemical supply. I try to avoid this. I happen to
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know that B. Prieser Scientific (local to my area) has been instructed by the
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police to send them the names of anyone buying chemicals in certain
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combinations. For example, if a person were to buy Sulfuric acid, Nitric acid
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and Toluene (the makings for TNT) in one order the police would be notified. I
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will do the best I can to tell you how to make the things you need from commonly
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available materials, but I don't want to leave out something really good because
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you might have to scrounge for an ingredient. I am guessing you would prefer it
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that way.
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HOW TO MAKE AN EXPLOSIVE FROM COMMON MATCHES: The word "safety" in safety
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matches is misleading. The chemical on the heads of safety matches is a powerful
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explosive. It is similar to black powder but has a lower ignition temperature
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(more sensitive to heat) and unlike black powder is easily detonated by impact.
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This feature moves it up into the high explosives class. To test this, lay a
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paper safety match on ~a hard flat surface and hit the head sharply with a
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hammer. What do you know! It goes bang! To collect a quantity of this explosive,
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it is best to use wooden safety matches. Buy several cartons. They're cheap.
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Note that these should be safety matches, not the strike anywhere kind. Pinch
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the head near the bottom with a pair of wire cutters to break it up; then use
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the edges of the cutters to scrape off the loose material. It gets easy with
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practice. You can do this while watching TV and collect enough for a bomb
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without dying of boredom. Once you have a good batch of it, you can load it into
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a pipe instead of black powder. Be careful not to get any in the threads, and
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wipe off any that gets on the end of the pipe. Never try to use this stuff for
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rocket fuel. A science teacher was killed that way. Just for fun while I'm on
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the subject of matches, did you know that you can strike a safety match on a
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window pane? Hold a paper match between your thumb and first finger. With your
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second finger, press the head firmly against a large window. Very quickly, rub
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the match down the pane about 2 feet while maintaining the pressure. The
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friction will generate enough heat to light the match. Another fun trick is the
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match rocket. Tightly wrap the top half of a paper match with foil. Set it in
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the top of a pop bottle at a 45 degree angle. Hold a lighted match under the
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head until it ignites. If you got it right, the match will zip up and hit the
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ceiling. I just remembered the match guns I used to make when I was a kid. These
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are made from a bicycle spoke. At one end of the spoke is a piece that screws
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off. Take it off and screw it on backwards. You now have a piece of stiff wire
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with a small hollow tube on one end. Pack the material from a couple of wooden
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safety matches into the tube. Force the stem of a match into the hole. It should
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fit very tightly. Hold a lighted match under the tube until it gets hot enough
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to ignite the powder. It goes off with a bang. --- For later projects, like a
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chemical time delay fuse, you will need some concentrated sulfuric acid. So, I
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better tell you how to make it.
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HOW TO MAKE CONCENTRATED SULFURIC ACID FROM BATTERY ACID: Go to an auto supply
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store and ask for "a small battery acid". This should only cost a few dollars
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(about 4 dollars). What you will get is about a gallon of dilute sulfuric acid.
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Put a pint of this into a heat resistant glass container. The glass pitchers
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used for making coffee are perfect. Do not use a metal container. Use an
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extension cord to set up a hotplate out doors. Boil the acid until white fumes
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appear. As soon as you see the white fumes, turn off the hot plate and let the
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acid cool. Pour the now concentrated acid into a glass container. The container
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must have a glass stopper or plastic cap -- no metal. It must be air tight.
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Otherwise, the acid will quickly absorb moisture from the air and become
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diluted. Want to know how to make a time bomb that doesn't tick and has no wires
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or batteries? Hold on to your acid and follow me into the next installment.
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HOW TO MAKE A CHEMICAL TIME DELAY FUSE: To get an understanding of how this is
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going to work, mix up equal parts by volume Potassium chlorate and granulated
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sugar. Pour a spoonful of the mixture in a small pile and make a depression in
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the top with the end of a spoon. Using a medicine dropper, place one drop of
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concentrated sulfuric acid in the depression and step back. It will snap and
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crackle a few times and then burst into vigorous flames. To make the fuse, cut
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about 2 inches off a plastic drinking straw. Tamp a small piece of cotton in one
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end. On top of this put about an inch of the chloratessugar mixture. Now lightly
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tamp in about a quarter inch of either glass wool or asbestos fibers. Secure
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this with the open end up and drop in 3 or 4 drops of sulfuric acid. After a few
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minutes the acid will soak through the fibers and ignite the mixture. The time
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delay can be controlled by the amount of fiber used and by varying how tightly
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it is packed. Don't use cotton for this. The acid will react with cotton and
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become weakened in the process. By punching a hole in the side of the straw, a
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piece of blackmatch or other fuse can be inserted and used to set off the device
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of your choice. Potassium chlorate was very popular with the radical
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underground. It can be used to make a wide variety of explosives and
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incendiaries, some of them extremely dangerous to handle. The radicals lost
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several people that way. But, don't worry. I am not going to try to protect you
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from yourself. I have decided to tell all. I will have more to say about
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Potassium chlorate, but for now, let's look at a couple of interesting electric
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fuses.
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HOW TO MAKE AN ELECTRIC FUSE: Take a flashlight bulb and place it glass tip down
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on a file. Grind it down on the file until there is a hole in the end. Solder
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one wire to the case of the bulb and another to the center conductor at the end.
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Fill the bulb with black powder or powdered match head. One or two flashlight
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batteries will heat the filament in the bulb causing the powder to ignite.
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ANOTHER ELECTRIC FUSE: Take a medium grade of steel wool and pull a strand out
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of it. Attach it to the ends of two pieces of copper wire by wrapping it around
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a few turns and then pinch on a small piece of solder to bind the strand to the
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wire. You want about 122 inch of steel strand between the wires. Number 18 or 20
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is a good size wire to use. Cut a 122 by 1 inch piece of cardboard of the type
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used in match covers. Place a small pile of powdered match head in the center
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and press it flat. place the wires so the steel strand is on top of and in
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contact with the powder. Sprinkle on more powder to cover the strand. The strand
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should be surrounded with powder and not touching anything else except the wires
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at its ends. Place a piece of blackmatch in contact with the powder. Now put a
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piece of masking tape on top of the lot, and fold it under on the two ends.
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Press it down so it sticks all around the powder. The wires are sticking out on
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one side and the blackmatch on the other. A single flashlight battery will set
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this off.
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ELECTRIC FUSE # 3: An excellent electric fuse can be bought ready made at hobby
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and toy stores. They are sold for setting off model rockets.
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MORE SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION: Some of the ingredients for these can only be had
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from a chemical supply so they are not my favorites. Look for powdered aluminum
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at a good painting supply.
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METHOD # 1: Scatter out a few crystals of chromic anhydride. Drop on a little
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ethyl alcohol. It will burst into flame immediately.
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METHOD # 2: Mix by weight, four parts ammonium chloride, one part ammonium
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nitrate, four0parts powered zinc. Pour out a small pile of this and make a
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depression on top. Put one or two drops of water in the depression. Stay well
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back from this.
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METHOD # 3: Put one gram of powdered potassium permanganate into a paper cup.
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Drop two drops of glycerin onto it. After a few seconds it will burst into
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flames.
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METHOD # 4: Spoon out a small pile of powdered aluminum. Place a small amount of
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sodium peroxide on top of this. A volume the size of a small pea is about right.
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One drop of water will cause this to ignite in a blinding flare.
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METHOD # 5: Mix by volume 3 parts concentrated sulfuric acid with 2 parts
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concentrated nitric acid. Hold a dropper of turpentine about 2 feet above the
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mixture. When drops strike the acid they will burst into flame.
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HOW TO MAKE NITROGEN TRIIODIDE: Here are some notes I took four years ago on how
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to make this wild explosive that can be detonated by a fly walking on it. Five
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grams iodine, three grams potassium iodide, 20 ml. concentrated ammonium
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hydroxide, filter paper, funnel. Stir the potassium iodide and iodine together
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in a beaker with 50 ml. of water. Add the ammonium hydroxide with stirring until
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no more precipitate forms. Filter and spread a thin layer of the wet solid on
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several filter papers. Break the filter papers into many small pieces and allow
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to dry for several hours. On drying, the paper is extremely sensitive to touch
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and will explode violently with the slightest disturbance. Can be handled safely
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when wet. Do not let any sizeable quantity of the dry material accumulate. --- I
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was able to buy concentrated ammonium hydroxide from a photographic supply.
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HOW TO MAKE UREA NITRATE: Would you be offended if I asked you to go pee in a
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pot? Actually, this is the first step to making a powerful explosive called urea
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nitrate. Boil 10 cups of urine in a heat resistant glass container until the
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volume is reduced to 1 cup. Filter the urine into a second glass container
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through a coffee filter. Slowly add 133 cup of nitric acid to the filtered urine
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and let the mixture stand for 1 hour. Filter again as before. This time the urea
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nitrate crystals will collect on the filter. Wash the crystals by pouring water
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over them. Remove the crystals from the filter and allow to dry for 16 hours.
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This explosive has the disadvantage of requiring a blasting cap to detonate it,
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but I couldn't resist telling you about it.
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The following message was an answer to a question from a user who knew the
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ingredients for nitroglycerin, but needed to know how much of each chemical to
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use:
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For information only. *** By weight, one part of glycerin is nitrated with
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6 parts of mixed acid. The acid mixture is 40% Nitric and 60% Sulfuric. The
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Sulfuric acid is slowly added to the Nitric acid with constant stiring. Never
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mix them the other way round. Each part of glycerin will yield 2.3 parts of
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nitroglycerin. The temperature when adding the glycerin to the acids should
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never go above 25 degrees centigrade. If it does or if red fumes appear, the
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whole mess should be dumped into cold water fast. Do not take this as an
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encouragement to make nitroglycerin. You specifically asked me for the
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information and I have given it to you. What you do with it is your
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responsibility.
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Because of its extreme popularity, this chapter would not be complete
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without a discussion of thermite. And so, by poplular demand, I present to you
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straight from the computer underground for a limited engagement:
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HOW TO MAKE THERMITE
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Thermite is made from powdered aluminum and iron oxide (rust). Mix two
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parts by volume powdered aluminum with three parts iron oxide. This stuff is
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hard to lite, but once you get it going, it generates so much heat it can burn
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its way through a steel plate.
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There are several ways to get it going. One way is to use a strip of
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magnesium ribbon as a fuse. If made from finely powdered ingredients thermite
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can generate a fast enough burning rate to be used as an explosive when
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confined. For melting metel, it is best to use a coarse mixture about the
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consistancy of ground coffee.
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Powdered aluminum can be bought at some paint stores or from a chemical
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supply. You can make your own iron oxide by burning steel wool in a stove pipe
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or similar container. Get it started with a propane torch and then blow a stream
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of air over it with a vacuum cleaner hooked up in reverse.
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