DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME!

I demonstrate an unusual liquid explosive that's very powerful, yet simple and useful for a broad range of applications.

To see the explosions, skip to 24:37

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19:54 A channel that makes videos about making high explosives at home and also advertises a future video about a "super duper bubble machine." Amazing.

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After watching your hydrogen video where you were talking about shaped charges I wanted to try it for mysel. I tried some of the exploding targets, but their detonation velocity is too slow. Well wouldnt you know I ended up with a gallon of the same nitromethane. I tried using the fiberglass hardener and an exploding wire to test small 1ml amounts but never got it to work.

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18:52
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A couple of videos down the road:
"Today we will look at improving the ballistic qualities of the of the anti-tank explosively formed projectiles by making them collapse into a finned structure. Please don't try this at home. Take it out to your garage at least."

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Hahaha, this Is delightful. Yesterday, the guy from Explosions&Fire made a post about (I think)hosting some professional explosives chemists on his channel. I made a comical comment casting doubt on the "experts" by proxy of the fact that they probably rarely hit small bits of explosives wrapped in aluminliliunm foil with a hammer, and even if they did they would probably "forget" to bring their hammers.
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I'm still holding my breath for part 2....

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