gun powder is made from charcoak, potassium nitrate and sulpher, none of which have 5 letters
Sulfer
Sulfur
Primer.
One component of gunpowder is sulfur, which is responsible for lowering the ignition temperature of the mixture. Another component is charcoal, which provides fuel for the combustion reaction. The third component is potassium nitrate (also known as saltpeter), which is the oxidizing agent that provides oxygen for the combustion process.
its sulphur. its sulphur. i believe that the answer you are looking for is sulphur, it does indeed smell like rotten eggs
component one component two component three component four component five
The Alamo is a landmark that has five letters.
You need four sand and five gunpowder arranged like this: GSG SGS GSG
Gunpowder is the explosive component that propels the "bullet" from the gun. The answer is, yes gunpowder is still as important to the operation of a gun as gasoline is to the operation of a car. Just like gasoline for cars, gunpowder has changed and gotten better at what it does over the past century (or centuries), so the gunpowder used in modern guns is not the same exactly as the gunpowder used , for example, in the civil war, but it is still gunpowder and it is still necessary to operate a gun.
what we call ourselves has too have a e in it and five letters
A is five letters before F Z is five letters after U G is five letters before L T is five letters after _ Answers is the letter O
five sides, 10 letters= pentagonal