stackyFACTSMovie chemistry is almost always totally backwards. One of the most terrifyingly corrosive acids known to science will effortlessly eat straight through a heavy glass container, yet it can be safely stored in cheap, flimsy plastic bottles without issue.
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Without this incredibly smelly, yellowish element wildly involved, standard gunpowder is pathetically incredibly sluggish. Sulfur aggressively acts as the…
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Unlike a boring standard campfire, packed gunpowder entirely does not need fresh circulating ambient air to aggressively burn. Packed potassium nitrate…
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Instead of relying on a separate acidic ingredient like buttermilk to activate, baking powder smartly packages sodium bicarbonate with a dry acid salt. The…
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