Napalm Types
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Here are 2 types of napalm. Again, they are for educational
purposes only. If you really decide to use them, I, Angelfire, ar anybody
else in any way associated with the making of this page, am in no way responsible
for the outcome.
Candle
Gas
Instructions:
Melt the candle, and fish out the wick however you
want to. Mix gas in with the melted wax. Experiment with ratios. Mold the
candle back together(w/wick). Soak the wick in lighter fluid or something.
Light it and throw it. If it works right, there should be firey chunks
of wax everywere.
Advantages: Not as devastating
and dangerous as liquid napalm. Good show. Fairly safe. (Still take precautions)
Disadvantages: Hard
to make it work right.
Liquid Napalm This is, again, only one way to make liquid napalm. Be
creative with the container and liquid, but please, be careful! You will
need:
Candle
Gas
styrofoam
tools in solid napalm.
Directions:
Put the gas in an old bowl or something. Put the
styrofoam in the gas, until the gas eats all that it can. You should end
up with a gooie paste type thing. This doesn't have to be used as napalm,
i.e. torches, etc.. Or, you could bypass the styrofoam thing. Hollow out
a candle, leaving something as a cap, so that it can be sealed. Soak the
wick in lighter fluid or something, so that it will stay on fire. Pour
the volatile substance, i.e. the gas stuff as above, into the candle. Seal
the candle. Light the wick and throw the candle. I've never tried this,
but it should work.
Advantages:
Versitile
Good show
Disadvantages:
Dangerous
Very bad if it is screwed up
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There are a few ways to make solid napalm. The way that
I am suggesting I have never tried, but I've heard that if it works right,
it's pretty cool. Materials:
Something to melt it in.
Something to mold the candle
