What is easy homemade explosive?
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Well, just by asking that question you're being investigated by the FBI.  Nice going idiot.
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might be easier just to get some hydrogen sulphide stink bombs from your local stink bomb store.\n\nor you can go to the fartmart for a dazzling array of tasteful products:\n\nhttp://www.fartmart.com/searching.asp?rqRefSearch=ww%2Egoogle%2Ecom%2Fsearch
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Peanut butter playdough\nChocolate finger paint\nbubble painting\n \nYou can email me if u want: i'll give u the recipes. all edible.
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just buy filt-paper and cut it into 5 oval shapes, glue their edges, attach strings which are bundled at the bottom, attach a tiny basket filled newspaper, blow hot air into ballon with hairdryer, set basket on fire and let it fly.
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Extreme Dynamite \n\nDynamite Kid\nSabu\nChris Beniot\nRaven
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Fuse can be created using a wide variety of technologies.\n\nSmall fireworks usually use a small length of visco fuse, a black powder cored fuse wrapped twice with string and waterproofed, or tissue coated with black powder and rolled to keep the black powder in the center. \nLarger fireworks, some commercial applications, and model cannons usually use a fuse which has a core of grains of black powder, wrapped in a sheath of cloth (usually cotton) fibers and then coated with a laquer, shellac, or more modern protective coating. \nFuse for blasting (also known as safety fuse), is a larger diameter (typically 1/4 inch or 6.25mm) higher energy, more solidly protected cloth fiber wrapped black powder core fuse. Safety fuse fits into the opening at the end of a pyrotechnic or fuse-ignited blasting cap and is crimped into place. Pyrotechnic blasting caps are still the most common form of detonator used for commercial and military explosives worldwide. \nSome safety fuse has an outer layer of plastic around the cloth and black powder. This fuse can burn reliably underwater once lit.
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I used to make rockets when I was young. A lot of them exploded, but I used many different oxidiser/fuel combinations - fuels including aluminium,red phosphorous, carbon, icing sugar, etc and oxidisers like ammonium nitrate, potassium nitrate, potassium chlorate, potassium perchlorate, nitrocellulose (home made and lots of fun) but these are not readily availible. The easiest way of making a rocket from readily availible items (not really household items but easy to obtain) would be to use gunpowder (made from flowers of sulphur, sulpheter (potassium nitrate) and charcoal powder). Do an internet search for gunpowder. Tips - be very careful (I take no responsiblity if you hurt yourself), grind the powders as fine as possible - the finer the better - use a pestle and motar, use some sort of binder if possible - even if it's sugar). The rocket shell must be strong and light - learn from the rockets in fireworks - it is easiest to use a cardboard shell with a plaster of paris plug at the top and a plaster of paris nozzle on the other end. I tried metal shells - they heat up quickly, weaken and burst open. Ignite electronically from a distance (use a battery, a long cable and fuse wire in the fuel at the exit nozzle of the rocket). \n\nThere are some general guide lines - you will have to experiment with nozzle design, length/diameter ratios of rocket, fuel composition (burn speed) and ways of packing the fuel. One can make a hollow along the center of the rocket from top to bottom to facilitate gas flow and uniform  burning - check out basic solid fuel rocket designs on the google and the net. There are also various types of launch pads you can use to make sure your rocket is going in a straight line with enough velocity to keep on a straight path. You should also put stabilising fins on the base of your rocket. \n\nWhen you get more advanced, you can include some kind of parachute to deploy when the fuel is spent (using a secondary charge to pop open the cone and release it)\n\nBe sure to launch the rockets in an open field of green grass (to avoid possible fires) and away from any houses or people. There are lots of amature rocket clubs. I suggest you join one and get some advice there. They generally buy their rocket engines off the shelf with fixed burn rates, burn times and total thrust. These are more reliable, more consistent and safer than home made engines. You will have to do lots of research to get all the information you need - and the internet is great for that.\n\nGood luck and remember - safety first!
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Edible Volcano\n\nBefore \nAfter, showing pump and tube\n\nMany students build a volcano as a school project. This one looks great, works well, and is edible too!\n\nA small plastic bottle forms a container for the lava. Choose a bottle appropriate for the size of volcano you are making. Realize that it takes lots of mountain material to build a large volcano! The volcano picture above was made with 5 batches.\n\nA small hand-held water balloon pump, available at toy stores, is attached to a piece of flexible plastic tubing, available at hardware stores, pet shops, etc.\n\nThis tube can simply pass under the mountain, or for better appearance mount the volcano on a large flat cardboard box and pass the tubing through the box and out the side. IF you are using a box, make holes and pass the tubing through the box now.\n\nThe tubing passes through a small hole in the bottle. Pass it all the way up through and out the top, where you can attach a balloon. The pull the tube back down so the balloon is in the bottom of the bottle. Fix the tube in place and seal the opening with wax, hot glue, or similar. If you intend to eat the results, seal it with something non-toxic.\n\nThe main mountain material is Rice Krispy Treats. The recipe can be found on any cereal box of at the Rice Krispies web site. The mountain is shaped from this material, and then coated with peanut butter playdough (recipe below) and/or frosting. Use chocolate and vanilla frosting in various mixtures to create a variety of shades of color. Other edible materials can be used as well. Spray frosting, available in the cake decorating section of many grocery stores, comes in green and can be used to spray on realistic looking green colors.\n\nThe lava can be a variety of materials including honey colored red with food coloring, strawberry flavored ice cream topping, whipped topping thinned and dyed red, etc. Red sprinkles, red colored sugar, bits of marshmallow cream, or other "additives" gane give it a chuhnky, textured look if desired.\n\nFill the bottle with lava material, and pump up the ballon with the hand pump, pushing the lava out of the bottle and down the sides of the volcano.\n\n\nPEANUT BUTTER DOUGH INGREDIENTS:\n\n* 3 1/2 cups peanut butter\n* 4 cups confectioners' sugar\n* 3 1/2 cups honey\n* 4 cups dry milk powder\nHome\n\n© Copyright 2004 by Bill Lovegrove. All rights reserved.\n\nLast Updated 11/15/2004
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Let me start by warning you not to attempt to make gun powder.  It is extremely hazardous and you can be killed or seriously burned while trying to make it.  The grinding process can very easily set it off.  If you want black powder, you can buy it at many sporting goods stores that sell muzzle loading rifles.  DO NOT ATTEMPT TO MAKE IT YOURSELF.\n\nBlack powder can be made by grinding together 2 parts charcoal, 3 parts sulfur and 15 parts potassium nitrate.  Once ground together (if you survive) the powder tends to separate with agitation and must be remixed each time before loading into a gun.  You can avoid this problem to some extent by mixing the ingredients with a little water to form a paste.  Allow the paste to dry and then grind into a coarse powder with the consistency about like grits or Cream of Wheat.  This grinding process is also extremely hazardous and can kill you.\n\nRemember, many people have tried making gun powder and have ended up loosing eyes, fingers, hands, arms and even then lives.  It ain't a project for a curious armature.  DON'T MAKE IT....JUST BUY IT IF YOU MUST HAVE IT.  Even then, it is a hazardous substance to handle.  Get proper instruction before handling it.  The best advice is don't make it, buy it or handle it.  Just read about it and leave it alone unless you own a muzzle loader which is made to use it.  Then get proper instructions for handling both the powder and the gun.
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u can use instant powder water
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Homemade Glue\n1/2 cup flour\nwater \n\nAdd cold water to 1/2 cup flour until a thick cream forms. Simmer on stove 5 minutes. Add food coloring or flavoring if desired. Takes a while to dry.
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Fireworks utilize a rapid chemical reaction between a fuel and an oxidizer to release energy is the form of heat, light, and sound.\n\nGun powder is a common firework chemical.  Gun powder is made out of mixture of Sulfur, Charcoal, and Potassium Nitrate.  The Sulfur and Charcoal act as the fuel and the Potassium Nitrare acts as the Oxidizer.  When the power is ignited, the chemicals react together very quickly to produced to "explosive" results.
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Use cardboard, clay, or sugar cubs.  Cardoard would be the easiest.
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Why would you want this (making a dirty bomb)?
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Sure. It's pretty easy...just stroke it till it erupts! Here lemme show you.....;)
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Homemade Lasagne ! yum....\nalso fried green tomatoes.
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Mythbusters did an experiment on this...\n\nFrom their website....\nEpisode 23: Exploding House\nJust how hard is it to find a needle in a haystack? Egos fly as the MythBusters get competitive creating the supreme needle-finding machine. Then, returning to their familiar territory of blowing stuff up in the name of science, Jamie and Adam arm themselves with roach foggers and an abandoned apartment building to find out if toxic fumes and bug bombs really are an explosive combination. Finally, the MythBuilders hit the roof to prove whether or not whispering sweet nothings to your plants is the secret to gardening success.\npremiere: Nov. 16, 2004\n\nThey actually found that playing hard rock was better than classical. (something to do with bass?) And all forms of music and talking are better than no noise at all. Based on what they learned and what I saw on the show I don't think it's the emotions persay but the sound itself....