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I somehow doubt it, unless either the chemical reaction PRODUCE arsenic or arsenic is already contained in the gunpowder.
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Why is a gun called a burner?
Burning powder
How hot is gun powder?
When it burns, as hot as a burning match.
When was gun powder first used?
700 yrs give or take
What does gas operated mean for guns?
A portion of the gas generated by the burning gun powder is used to operate the action.
Does a seven millimeter rifle's recoil hurt?
Depending on the weight of the gun. The 7mm magnum uses a slow burning powder and also uses a lot of powder creating a higher barrel pressure which gives the gun the kick. A heavier gun will kick less than a lighter gun of the same caliber.
How do semi auto airguns work?
Gas from burning gun powder is used to extact, eject and load the next round into the chamber.
What is another name for gun powder as used in the gun powder plot?
Black Powder.
When gun powder is mixture?
Gun powder is always a mixture.
What was gun powder used for?
gun powder was udes for fireworks, then weapons
Who is the gun powder plot?
Gun Powder is the most important thing in a war because if you don't have gun powder you wouldn't stand a chance.
What is a gun barrel?
That portion of the firearm through which the projectile is propelled by the burning of the powder charge. Unless a smoothbore, it also imparts spin on the projectile to stabilize it.
Is gunpowder an acid?
Gun powder is a powder.
