Bombs and Explosive Materials

The best way to get stink bombs is probably on the internet. I would recommend amazon.com I got a big pack of them on there and they are really good. They smell nasty and they last long enough (about 5-10 minutes). Also sometimes ice cream trucks sell smoke and stink bombs.

Ok do you see the bar at the bottom of the screen, there is a panda arm on it. If you click it there will be a water balloon on it. Press on the water balloon and you will get a target. Press anywhere on the screen to throw it :)

Historically, the explosives industry has been closely aligned with the coal mining industry

Well first of all the grenades shot in moderan day grenade launchers aren't really genades like infantry throw, they are more like mortors without fins. They don't really have a time delay or fuse to deturmine when they detinate either, grenades shot out of launchers generally explode on impact. HOWEVER....there is a kind of safety mechenism built into the grenade rounds to keep them from going off before being fired which requires them to rotate at a high enough speed for a certain amount of revilutions before arming...it generally takes about 15 feet for this to occure after launch. So...if someone was shot at nearly point blank range in under 15 feet or so from the shooter and assuming the grenade did not pass completely through them (which would be a fairly magical feat considerind how big a grenade is and how dense and bone fulled the human body is) it is possible for that to happen. The person would not blow up afterwards but that wouldn't really matter anyways as the tremendous trama delt to the persons body from the impact would kill them anyways. To put it in prespective a 12 gauge slug is probly about 1/8 to 1/10 the size of the standard 40mm grenade and you don't hear about anyone walking way for one of those. And if the person is beyond the arming range the genade Might penitrate an inch or two in the few miliseconds it take it to trigger but that's trivial as the person is just what we refer to a the pink mist at that stage. I hope this helped, I know I had fun( Marines always like to talk about things that go BOOM :)

Well first of all the grenades shot in moderan day grenade launchers aren't really genades like infantry throw, they are more like mortors without fins. They don't really have a time delay or fuse to deturmine when they detinate either, grenades shot out of launchers generally explode on impact. HOWEVER....there is a kind of safety mechenism built into the grenade rounds to keep them from going off before being fired which requires them to rotate at a high enough speed for a certain amount of revilutions before arming...it generally takes about 15 feet for this to occure after launch. So...if someone was shot at nearly point blank range in under 15 feet or so from the shooter and assuming the grenade did not pass completely through them (which would be a fairly magical feat considerind how big a grenade is and how dense and bone fulled the human body is) it is possible for that to happen. The person would not blow up afterwards but that wouldn't really matter anyways as the tremendous trama delt to the persons body from the impact would kill them anyways. To put it in prespective a 12 gauge slug is probly about 1/8 to 1/10 the size of the standard 40mm grenade and you don't hear about anyone walking way for one of those. And if the person is beyond the arming range the genade Might penitrate an inch or two in the few miliseconds it take it to trigger but that's trivial as the person is just what we refer to a the pink mist at that stage. I hope this helped, I know I had fun( Marines always like to talk about things that go BOOM :)

Destroying explosives is extremely dangerous, and for this reason only licensed High Explosive Experts of bomb disposal units handle these situations. In many cases, small explosives or other suspicious devices will be blasted apart rather than disarmed. This reduces the risk to the personnel involved.

Blast fishing or dynamite fishing is the practice of using explosives to stun or kill schools of fish for easy collection. This often illegal practice can be extremely destructive to the surrounding ecosystem, as the explosion often destroys the underlying habitat (such as coral reefs) that supports the fish.[1]The frequently improvised nature of the explosives used also means danger for the fishermen as well, with accidents and injuries.

They DON'T explode when you pull the pin. There are three safeties on a grenade: the safety clip, the pin and the handle. The pin is the second safety you release.

When all three safeties have been released, there's a little plunger under the handle that ignites a delaying charge. When the charge burns down to the end of the fuze, it ignites a primer that causes the grenade's filler to explode.

No, however you can have a machine to emit an electro magnetic pulse, but you can't use that technology in a grenade sized device

Yes. It is no more sticky than modeling clay.

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Grenades are very real, and if you join the Army you will have to qualify with the grenade by properly engaging at least four of six targets, throwing two live fragmentation grenades, plus correctly identifying five different kinds of grenades if you want to graduate from basic training.

No- not safely. Military ordnance uses color codes that an EOD tech must be able to interpret. Color blindness will interfere with that.

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They all have at least two safeties. The pin is one, something like a lever or a sleeve eld down with the grenadier's thumb is the second, and some grenades have a clip to hold down the lever as the third.

Oh, I have to tell you this: Soviet-made fragmentation grenades came from the factory with the fuzes separate from the grenade bodies. NATO grenades have the fuze screwed into the body. Each box of 12 grenades came with 13 fuzes; the 13th fuze had a zero-second delay, and you could use it to make tripwire boobytraps.

Mints with sugar will cause the carbon dioxide in soda to be released all at once, causing the soda to foam in an extreme manner. But the soda does not explode. You may spray Coca Cola on the ceiling.

Depends on which squad. A law enforcement bomb squad consists of police officers that have undergone additional training, and have a SECONDARY duty of dealing with explosives- their normal day's work is being a police officer. A military squad consists of engineers and ordnance branch service members. They will undergo additional training in explosives disposal. Both require volunteers that have high test scores for their main occupation, physically fit, higher than average intelligence, ability to receive a security clearance, and stable personality.

Nuclear weapons are much much hotter, their temperature is in the millions of Kelvins while chemical incendiaries like napalm are only in the thousands of Kelvins. Nuclear explosives are so hot the heat radiation can ignite structures miles away from the actual blast before the blast wave gets there, no chemical explosive can do this.

Yes, because it what actually intended to blow up enemies or at least disract them. Of course, you can also use it as a diversion.

Grenades was a new development in World War 2. Very few people on any side had them.

Copper Sulfate won't give green smoke, you can better use "Methylene blue" for blue smoke.

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Nuclear reactors usually use uranium. U-235 is the isotope that undergoes fission, but it is usually only about 5% of the initial uranium in the fuel, the rest is U-238 which is not fissile itself but during reactor operation some turns into plutonium which is fissile and starts to contribute to the fuel output as the U-235 gets depleted.

Atom bombs usually use plutonium-239 but can also be made from pure U-235.

Theodore "Ted" Kaczynski (born 1942) is a convicted US criminal, a serial killer who sent letter bombs to various individuals over a period of twenty years from around 1975 to 1995, as part of a deluded scheme against modern technology.

Explosives that have no explosive hazard are not explosives. Materials that have a fire hazard but no explosive hazard are Class 2 if they are gasses, class 3 if they are liquids, and class 4 if they are solids.