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| This section contains detailed information on how to synthesize 89 different explosive compounds in the lab. With the exception of two or three mixtures, every one of these explosives is a unique molecular substance. These labs range from common explosives used by the military and industry, to rare rocket and shell propellants, to recently discovered experimental explosives. Although quite large compared to other Internet resources, this list represents only a tiny fraction of all explosive compounds. Each of the labs contained herein should only be performed by a person thoroughly familiar with proper laboratory technique. It is also illegal to prepare any explosive without a license. Although any chemistry lab can be dangerous, the nature of these chemicals is such that the dangers are exacerbated because they are explosives! Strict adherence to all instructions, and safety procedures is strongly recommended. Just click on the links in the following alphabetized index to get to the lab of your choice. Each explosive lab is arranged with a table highlighting certain physical characteristics, a little bit of background on the explosive, a table listing all of the equipment and chemicals that are needed in its preparation, and finally the method of synthesis itself. The initial mention of any chemical or apparatus is linked to its relevant section elsewhere in the site. The list of new explosives have not yet been finalized, nor have they undergone final editing for mistakes and typos. These new explosive labs will be integreated over time and standardized with the rest of the site. The synthesis information is accurate and complete, but the pages are not linked together, nor are the precursors entered into the synthesis section. 2-ethylhexyl nitrate 3,5-dinitroaniline 3-nitramino-4-nitrofurazan 4-ADNT ADAP ADHTDN ADN ADNBF AMMO BAMO BDNPA DAAzF BDNPF BEAF BTNEC CL-14 CL-18 DAAF dinitrophenol DAHzF DATB DATNT DEGDN DIANP dimethoxytrinitrobenzene DINA DINGU dinitroaniline EDNA DIPAM dipicryl sulfide dipicryl sulfone disilver aminotetrazole perchlorate DNAN DNEU DNHzF DNI EDDN pentanitroaniline ethanolamine dinitrate FDNE FEFO HAN hexanitrobibenzyl HNS lead styphnate MEAN urea nitrate potassium dinitramide PYX styphnic acid TATB TEGDN TMETN TNEF TNGU trichlorotrinitrobenzene trimethoxytrinitrobenzene trinitrophloroglucinol Acetone Peroxide Allyl Hydroperoxide Ammonium Nitrate  Ammonium Picrate Astrolite Benzalaminoguanidine Nitrate a-Benzenediazobenzyl Hydroperoxide DADNBU DADNPE DDNP Dinitrobenzene Dinitrochlorobenzene Dinitropolystyrene DNPA EGDN FOX-7 Guanidine Carbonate Guanidine Nitrate 1,1,1,3,5,5,5-Heptanitropentane Hexamethylenetetramine Dinitrate Hexanitrocarbanilide Hexanitrodiphenylamine HMTD HMX HNIW HNO IPN Lead Azide Lead Nitratophosphite Lead Picrate Lead Styphnate Lead 2,4,6-Trinitro-3-Oxybenzoate Maltose Octanitrate Mannitol Hexanitrate MEDINA MEDNA MeEDNA Mercurous Nitratophosphite Mercury Fulminate 2-Methyl-2-Nitro-1-Propanolnitrate Metriol Trinitrate MMAN NIBGkDN NIBGTN Nitrated Petroleum m-Nitrobenzenediazonium Perchlorate 2-Nitro-2-(3,5-dinitrophenyl)-propanediol-1,3 Dinitrate Nitrogen Sulfide Nitrogen Trichloride Nitrogen Triiodide Nitroglycerin Nitroguanidine 2-Nitro-2-(m-Nitrophenyl)-Propanediol-1,3 Dinitrate Nitrosoguanidine Nitrostarch Nitrosyl Perchlorate NONA NPN NTN Perchlorates N-Perchlorylpiperidine PETN Petrin Petrin Acrylate PGDN 1-Phenyl-2-Nitro-1-Propene Picric Acid m-Picrylpicryl Chloride The Polymer Potassium Picrate Propylpicrate PVN RDX Silver Fulminate TACC TeNN Tetracene Tetranitromethane Tetryl TNO TNPEN TNPht Trinitroanisol Trinitrobenzene Trinitro-m-Cresol Trinitromethane 2,4,6-Trinitro-m-Phenylenediamine 1,1,1-Trinitro-2-Propyl Acrylate Trinitrostilbene Trinitrotoluene Tris[1,2-Bis (Difluoramino)-Ethyl] Isocyanurate |
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