You DON'T mine using gunpowder. It's not powerful enough of an explosive to move rock.
Miners use things like ammonium nitrate/fuel oil slurries, dynamite, TNT, gel explosives and other powerful blasting agents, and the product they use is chosen in part by the kind of mining being done. If they're blasting coal in an open-pit mine they like ammonium nitrate/fuel oil because it's really cheap to use. If they're mining underground they wouldn't use that because you need a lot of it to do the job--they have special tanker trucks they use to pump ANFO into boreholes. For underground mining TNT or gel explosives are used, depending on what you're trying to do.
But all explosives are used in the same basic way: drill holes, insert explosives, cover up the explosives to make the force of the blast go sideways instead of up, and set them off.
Gunpowder isn't mined, although it is used in "mines", it is made from a compound of chemicals including charcoal, sulfur and potassium nitrate.
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The use of gunpowder started in Europe during the late 13th century. It was Roger Bacon, who introduced gunpowder and in 1353 the first gunpowder cannon was invented by Berthold Schwarz.
Polo brought back gunpowder to Europe and soon people were using the Silk Road to bring back goods including gunpowder.
5 gunpowder in x shape and sand everywhere else on the crafting bench
The oldest - and least dubious - source for land mine use exists after the emergence of gunpowder and subsequent gunpowder warfare in China. Land mines with explosion mechanisms were used in the late 13th century in China against invading Mongols attempting to besiege a southern Chinese city.
Instead of using spears and all of that back then, gunpowder gave soldiers the upper hand advantage during wars
Sulphur is a constituent part of gunpowder.
Much of the gunpowder used in World War I was made using synthesized acetone.
It still is being used
mio - if using in a sentence such as the hat is mine or you are mine.
A weapon designed to fire a ball or other large projectile using gunpowder.