Traditional gunpowder (also commonly called black powder) is made of carbon, sulphur and potassium nitrate (saltpeter), most recently and commonly in the ratio 15:10:75 respectively. However, gunpowder ceased to be a common propellant for firearms early in the 20th century.
Modern propellants are commonly known as smokeless powders rather than gunpowder, and are based on a combination of nitroglycerin, nitocellulose,and filler materials .
Gunpowder is the propellant in bullets. It is also used in "firecrackers". Gunpowder was invented in China hundreds and hundreds of years ago. It's common elements are saltpeter, sulfur and charcoal.
gun powder is use in to make a cannon or a fire work!
CHINA INVENTED SUCKA
Gunpowder is the propellant in bullets. It is also used in "firecrackers". Gunpowder was invented in China hundreds and hundreds of years ago.
Firearms and fireworks.
Charcoal, potassium nitrate, sulfur.
China made Gunpowder in 1000 A.D. They actually made it by accident.
gunpowder was made in the tang dynasty and was soon used for bombs and weapons
in my opinion its paper and gun powder........ hope that helps
Because Gunpowder made the walls obsolete as a means of defence.
gun powder was made too far back to answer
China made Gunpowder in 1000 A.D. They actually made it by accident.
for fireworks
The gunpowder was close to the fireworks because the china's made the fireworks.
everything that is made out of gunpowder is guns as usuall and stuff like that
Gunpowder
with coal
It made war easiler
It made war easiler
gun powder was made with coal
Gunpowder is not something that is found it is something that is made. It was first documented in China in the 9th century.
Gunpowder by the Chinese.
Chinese have made significant contributions to various fields including technology, silk production, papermaking, gunpowder, compass, and porcelain. They have also made advancements in areas such as medicine, architecture, art, and philosophy. Additionally, China is known for its inventions like tea, noodles, and the abacus.