A Halloween themed episode of the comedy series "Civil Protection" based off the game Half-Life 2. In this episode, Mike and Dave give a presentation on Halloween safety tips.
A Halloween themed episode of the comedy series "Civil Protection" based off the game Half-Life 2. In this episode, Mike and Dave give a presentation on Halloween safety tips.
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But do you really think you could make military-grade napalm out of just those two things and nothing else? Lighting up some styrofoam and throwing it as something isn't napalm is all I'm saying.
Agreed on styro-palm. But military grade napalm is just palmitic acid and napthalene. But, that isn't what modern "napalm" is. True napalm hasn't been used since at least prior to Vietnam, likely owing to its unpredictability and tendency to kill the user. Other military incendiaries have been devised since, but they should not properly be called napalm. Most people use the term napalm to simply mean "military liquid incendiary". Which is incorrect.
Incidentally, the difference between styrofoam and gas "napalm" and the incendiary usually thought to be modern napalm: benzene. It isn't some sooper sekrit formula. While many textfiles detailing explosive and incendiary production are inaccurate, it isn't because it is difficult to do those things.
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It takes some really hard-to-get chemicals.
Lighting up some styrofoam and throwing it as something isn't napalm is all I'm saying.