Well I'm not an expert but I know a thing or two about pyro stuff ;). Some compressed chlorate/benzoate based whistle mix might beat the AM in brisance. But thats really the only pyrotechnic composition that I know of capable of performing even better.
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My experience with an Armstrong typ mix. A few years after High school in about 1965 or maybe 66 ( when they would still let us by Red Phosphorus) I was experimenting with a very powerful Armstrong typ mix that consisted of KClo3 /red P/Mg in about equal amounts I had mixed this evil stuff with rubbing alcohol for safety and dried it on a hot summer day on my patio. I don"t need to tell you it was powerful my method was to place a small amount on a concrete block an twist my boot on it would explode immediately with a very nice bang after several bangs the wind blew the remainder of this insane mix on the concrete patio and it was not much more than I had been popping with my boot so I stepped on it and immediately had excruciating pain in the soul of my foot and could not hear at all . You see the concrete block was porus but the patio was finished concrete and smooth , who would have known such a small difference could cause so much pain.
The armstrong mix is extremely dangerous because of how easy it ignites with friction. My friend burnt his eye brows and face hairs off a couple years ago when he was simply mixing the Armstrong mix in a bowl... be careful guys
Glad too see that you know the safe way to experiment with explosive substances go small. I learned the hard way in my youth all the way back to when you could buy Red Phosphorus this was with KCL03/P/Mg Armstrong powder mixed in 2 gram lot wet and then dried . Sadly I learned the difference between detonating a little less than a gram on a smooth flat surface and a rougher surface of courts the pressure is exponential as is the pain.
Magnesium powder and potassium persulfate is like that mix you’re using. I mixed 1 gram, lit and thought it was like flash but more like someone shot a damn shotgun nexts to me. My ears ring for the next hour.
Nice demo. Could you point me in the direction of getting some red phosphorus? Other than matchbook method lol. That's one thing that I deem ro have a hard time finding. Not looking for a whole bunch, just enough to do some experiments and testing with.
hey, really powerful AM you've made! "Normal" flash powder couldn't beat it, but try it with sodium persulphate and mg in ratio of~ 50:50. I'am very courious if thats gonna make a big diffrence. Good vid, I subbed. Thx
Yeah, in terms of reaction rate persulfate flash powders are unbeatable. They are not very powerful on the other hand there is no way that a couple, even a hundred milligrams of persulfate flash hammer through an aluminium plate like the AM.
Compared to a lot of flash recipes it’s very insensitive. It needs a solid flame or a doubled up Visco fuse to ignite it. I have never been able to make it fire from shock or friction. It’s a lot safer than chlorates. It needs extremely fine milling for best results.
Combat Pyro I have not tested the KClO4 version yet, but I know that Armstrong's mix made with KClO4 instead of KClO3 is much more insensitive to shock and friction and practically just as powerful. So if you have access to KCLO4 use it instead.
Ha! Ha! No it is not that is why I found your question funny (not you just your question) you don't understand it is the red Phosphorus that is dangerous makes no difference that the KClo4 is less sensitive than the KClo3 they will both explode with the slightest friction or pressure.
I have never tested any Al based flash powders, but I know that persulfates don't really go well with Aluminium, even when very fine. Dark Al however works excellent with perchlorates and chlorates.
@@cock508 I don't know either sadly. But when using nitrates with Al as a fuel you will almost certainly be better off adding sulfer to improve burn speed.
@@jeffarp7409 I'm sorry but I don'l live in the states. Should be available at your local pharmacy. Do not replicate the experiment tho, those mixtures are not exactly forgiving when it comes to permanent hearing or eye damage!
@@highorder2904 I'm not looking to reproduce I am putting notes together of different thing like this and gathering from different sources I never was much of a chemist I didn't know what the destination of kmno4 was or what the common name was so thanks for your help I didn't realize that there was such a reactive difference in the different materials used in these types of flash powders great video though would love to see more.
@@jeffarp7409 They have it at Lowes as a green sand water treatment aid. However, there is a question about the purity 90+ percent. I contacted the company and their not talking. They said it has to do with trade secrets etc...yeah bla,bla,bla. Anyway, you can go on ebay and find 99+ percent there.
I didn't film it yet, but I know from different sources and own experiences that benzoate/chlorate (30/70) mixes, burn if flame is directly applied while impressively detonating upon confinement and slow heating of the mix. From what I've seen it seems to be superior to even armstrongs mixture which is damn powerful.
Well it would be quite fast I suppose I have never tried it once though. I hate the smell of sulfur-oxides haha. If you want to try it keep an eye on the friction, it's like Armstrong's Mixes' cousin. ;)
@@highorder2904 Sulfur compounds are pretty stinky, true. This might be interesting idea for cheap homemade friction fuses and matches etc., basically really cheap easy armstrong mix since no need for phosphorus. Gonna do some experiments, possibly include another fuel source or binder
Sulphur and chlorates do not play well together, they are very sensitive and may ignite spontaneously. I found this out when I nearly burned my house down.
KClO3/P (75/25) Be on your guard handling this mix. 1-2 grams would easily blow apart your hands and rupture your eardrums aswell. So its very important to work in sub- 500mg amounts and to always wear protective glasses and earplugs.
Honestly, it is safer to make cap-sensitive explosives, but there's no reason to do either, and making cap-sensitive high explosives will earn you a visit from the batfinks and they have no sense of humor.
Very nice video, sadly AM isn't practical at all as its very sensitive. But what does it mean that KNO3 is a weak oxidant, does it mean that it just doesn't react that fast?
Ganz genau. Nitrate sind sehr viel reaktionsträger als Chlorate. Sie haben Stickstoff in der Oxidationsstufe +V, Chlorate Chlor in +V. Chlor ist elektronegativer, und allgemein ungern in positiven Oxidationsstufen, heisst es nimmt die Elektronen des Phosphors mit stäkerer Kraft an. Das ist mitunter ein grund wieso die Nitrate im direkten Vergleich keine Chance gegen Chlorate haben.
You have the BEST EXPERIMENTS! I've made a lot of the powders before and it's always a great flash and such. However do you have to place it on metals; like a can or aluminum foil in order for the sound effects.🤔. Or is there something else that you do for the sounds. They sound great! Oh, and p.s. thank you for the quick response to my question the other day.🙂
@@oguzkaankesme7037Sorry for the late answer oğuzkaan. I encourage you to not repeat that experiment. This mixture is very dangerous and shouldn't be made in the first place. I do it on my own risk, I don't want anybody to get hurt. This channel was made to educate, not to encourage anyone to put themselves into danger. If you look closely on my other videos, I have mentioned the ratio alot of times. Please don't repeat this!
@@highorder2904 you are right man! This is soo dangerous i know. But. i am interasted in plane and explosion with my physics teacher and we make a lot of invention. For this i want to ask to you. And ve sure we are make invention with many protecth equipment. And thank you i will find from other videos. Goood byee man :)
@@oguzkaankesme7037 KNO3 with Red P. is very weak not even flashpowder, mix KNO3 with Mg or Al Powder, a very stable flashpowder is used in most firecrackers and is not shock sensitive
Used to play with this stuff when I was around 15. Had some in a plastic tube with a screw on cap. You can guessed what happend when I took off the cap one day. Had plastic fragments coming out of my hand for years. Left a nice souvenir of hundreds of tiny scars on my right hand lol
One sure needs to watch out when handling AM. But I feel you really only can respect the danger if you get blasted once or twice. Was the case for me at least ;).
Dornier, got arrested in his house in Russia , due to owning explosive substances and also drugs (if i remember correctly). There was written an article about him and his channel.
classic 7/3 KClO4/Al is still very hard to beat when it comes to fire crackers in my opinion. You should never use any of the mixtures presented in the video in any amount larger than half a gram (exept the K2S2O8/Mg). They are incredibly sensitive and when half a gram or more goes off near your face, I guarantee you you will not be able to hear right for a long time. So please do not use chlorate/phosphorus mixes or permanganate mixes in crackers. When you work in small open amounts like I do in my videos you should be fine tho. Never go over 0.5 grams! Cheers.
@@highorder2904 but i do know how to make normal flash powder instead of the dangerous stuff (the one you cant use more than 0.5 grams) and it burn in like 100th of a second will that be good if i put it in a thic paper/plastic tube? Will that make a loud bang?
@@semoudemoleman1798 First of all don't put anything in a plastic tube that just sends shrapnel everywhere including maybe your eyes. Second of all I don't recommend building fire crackers (hence you don't see me doing that on this channel). So I really can't help you on making one, as I am not experienced at that at all.
First of all, water would evaporate after some time, leaving you with dry stuff, if you want a paste that lasts use some kind of binder. Secondly, adding to much water to the comp. to mix it, would dissolve some of the fine KClO3 powder. As soon as the water is gone you are left with larger KClO3 crystals, which are now alot unsafer to handle in intimate contact with red P, because the friction is alot higher now owing to the increased particle size. To mix it, I recommend ethanol, it evaporates faster and thereby limits crystal growth and friction hazards. Never go over a gram though, this shit is stupendously powerful.
@@highorder2904 hi, tks, Thanks for the reply. In advance I send you a greeting and again I congratulate you for the content. With respect to what you mention. Starch agglutinate? shellac? Guar gum? Dextrin? I need paste to be able to paste it. What proportion do you recommend? As always very grateful, waiting for your answer. receive a hug
Well for the armstrongs mixture it's always 1/3 fuel/oxidant. I find that this ratio works well with most of the mixes. For the flash I think I used 1/1 K2S2O8/Mg.
@@ThunderLunatik No I have'nt. No one should make that stuff I know plenty of people who lost their hands and lifes to that stuff, it's really unforgiving you know. 3 grams is enough for your hand to be blown off completely, over 10 grams is almost always lethal. Stay away from it if you value your hands/life.
Sweet!! Finally someone who knows WTF they are doing!! Hard to beat the classics son
Well I'm not an expert but I know a thing or two about pyro stuff ;). Some compressed chlorate/benzoate based whistle mix might beat the AM in brisance. But thats really the only pyrotechnic composition that I know of capable of performing even better.
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Its not hard to beat the classics if you try. There's tons of amateurs making extremely high performance exotic explosives.
@@jacobkudrowich REALLY?...like what?
@@larrysoules9979 RDX, ETN, EGDN, NG, TACP , tetrazoles, and azides to mention a few
My experience with an Armstrong typ mix. A few years after High school in about 1965 or maybe 66 ( when they would still let us by Red Phosphorus) I was experimenting with a very powerful Armstrong typ mix that consisted of KClo3 /red P/Mg in about equal amounts I had mixed this evil stuff with rubbing alcohol for safety and dried it on a hot summer day on my patio. I don"t need to tell you it was powerful my method was to place a small amount on a concrete block an twist my boot on it would explode immediately with a very nice bang after several bangs the wind blew the remainder of this insane mix on the concrete patio and it was not much more than I had been popping with my boot so I stepped on it and immediately had excruciating pain in the soul of my foot and could not hear at all . You see the concrete block was porus but the patio was finished concrete and smooth , who would have known such a small difference could cause so much pain.
That’s really unexpected glad to know that though I wouldn’t of even thought
It’s called Armstrong mix because one of your arms gets stronger over time after you mixed it, the one that didn’t get blown off.
The armstrong mix is extremely dangerous because of how easy it ignites with friction. My friend burnt his eye brows and face hairs off a couple years ago when he was simply mixing the Armstrong mix in a bowl... be careful guys
You're right. Of course one should'nt mix it in a bowl but rather on a piece of paper or metal to minimize friction.
And My ears hurt now behause i tried it without knowledge😐
@David • Try using 70 - 96% alcohol since it dries a lot faster.
Glad too see that you know the safe way to experiment with explosive substances go small. I learned the hard way in my youth all the way back to when you could buy Red Phosphorus this was with KCL03/P/Mg Armstrong powder mixed in 2 gram lot wet and then dried . Sadly I learned the difference between detonating a little less than a gram on a smooth flat surface and a rougher surface of courts the pressure is exponential as is the pain.
fire video , would be fire if you could make a video , of all the mixes you used here , to show their shock senitivity 😉😉
Magnesium powder and potassium persulfate is like that mix you’re using. I mixed 1 gram, lit and thought it was like flash but more like someone shot a damn shotgun nexts to me. My ears ring for the next hour.
1g is a lot of any flash. They can self confine at much lower amounts and detonate. Mind how you go ;)
Nice demo. Could you point me in the direction of getting some red phosphorus? Other than matchbook method lol. That's one thing that I deem ro have a hard time finding. Not looking for a whole bunch, just enough to do some experiments and testing with.
I can only speak for the european market.. Got it easily off ebay some time ago
hey, really powerful AM you've made! "Normal" flash powder couldn't beat it, but try it with sodium persulphate and mg in ratio of~ 50:50. I'am very courious if thats gonna make a big diffrence. Good vid, I subbed. Thx
Yeah, in terms of reaction rate persulfate flash powders are unbeatable. They are not very powerful on the other hand there is no way that a couple, even a hundred milligrams of persulfate flash hammer through an aluminium plate like the AM.
@@highorder2904 thx for this info. Not many youtubers answer them :)
Or mix in some sulfur to the flash…NO DONT do this ! It makes your flash super sensitive, to anything. Loose body parts
C'est quoi comme poudre qui est utilisé dans cette vidéo Merci
0:10 : what is few different oxidant? Is it chlorate ya perchlorate?
Really interesting video. Can you tell me if the persulfate FP is friction and impact sensitive?
It's not. One should not store NaPersulfate based ones though because of their hygroscopic nature.
@@highorder2904 Thx for the reply. I didn't knew that you shouldn't store them
Compared to a lot of flash recipes it’s very insensitive. It needs a solid flame or a doubled up Visco fuse to ignite it. I have never been able to make it fire from shock or friction. It’s a lot safer than chlorates. It needs extremely fine milling for best results.
Have you compared the kclo3 vs kclo4? Just wondering which one of the two works better as an oxidizer. Kclo4 is much safer to handle.
Combat Pyro I have not tested the KClO4 version yet, but I know that Armstrong's mix made with KClO4 instead of KClO3 is much more insensitive to shock and friction and practically just as powerful.
So if you have access to KCLO4 use it instead.
High Order thx
Ha! Ha! No it is not that is why I found your question funny (not you just your question) you don't understand it is the red Phosphorus that is dangerous makes no difference that the KClo4 is less sensitive than the KClo3 they will both explode with the slightest friction or pressure.
Awesome video! Love it!
Nasty stuff I won’t be playing with it
Super!
Did you synthesis you red phosphorus or do you have a source for it?
Luckily it's openly available in europe so I just bought it online.
k2s2o8+p?
would the FP be weaker if i would replace the magnesium with some 4 micron dark aluminium?
I have never tested any Al based flash powders, but I know that persulfates don't really go well with Aluminium, even when very fine. Dark Al however works excellent with perchlorates and chlorates.
@@highorder2904 thanks! do u know how strontium nitrate would go with aluminium
@@cock508 I don't know either sadly. But when using nitrates with Al as a fuel you will almost certainly be better off adding sulfer to improve burn speed.
@@highorder2904 my best flashpowder I’ve made was potassium perchlorate and straight al or almg
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I made 7 gram and put it inside a firework rocket i still cant hear properly be careful armstrong mix is ruthless
This may be a dumb question but what exactly is kmno4 ?
Potassium Permanganate. It's a strong oxidizing agent
@@highorder2904 where would you find that at say lowes or home improvement and dont forget Walmart. Any ideas?
@@jeffarp7409 I'm sorry but I don'l live in the states. Should be available at your local pharmacy. Do not replicate the experiment tho, those mixtures are not exactly forgiving when it comes to permanent hearing or eye damage!
@@highorder2904 I'm not looking to reproduce I am putting notes together of different thing like this and gathering from different sources I never was much of a chemist I didn't know what the destination of kmno4 was or what the common name was so thanks for your help I didn't realize that there was such a reactive difference in the different materials used in these types of flash powders great video though would love to see more.
@@jeffarp7409 They have it at Lowes as a green sand water treatment aid. However, there is a question about the purity 90+ percent. I contacted the company and their not talking. They said it has to do with trade secrets etc...yeah bla,bla,bla. Anyway, you can go on ebay and find 99+ percent there.
How does whistle mix compare?
I didn't film it yet, but I know from different sources and own experiences that benzoate/chlorate (30/70) mixes, burn if flame is directly applied while impressively detonating upon confinement and slow heating of the mix.
From what I've seen it seems to be superior to even armstrongs mixture which is damn powerful.
@Australian Pyro what are you referring to?
@Australian Pyro no.
Can sodium chlor replace the k-chlor?
Sure can. But it'll be even more sensitive.
How well would sulfur kclo3 work? Whats the best ratio for most power? Thanks
Well it would be quite fast I suppose I have never tried it once though. I hate the smell of sulfur-oxides haha. If you want to try it keep an eye on the friction, it's like Armstrong's Mixes' cousin. ;)
@@highorder2904 Sulfur compounds are pretty stinky, true. This might be interesting idea for cheap homemade friction fuses and matches etc., basically really cheap easy armstrong mix since no need for phosphorus. Gonna do some experiments, possibly include another fuel source or binder
Sulphur and chlorates do not play well together, they are very sensitive and may ignite spontaneously. I found this out when I nearly burned my house down.
Can i please have the recipe for the strongest powder in this video
KClO3/P (75/25)
Be on your guard handling this mix. 1-2 grams would easily blow apart your hands and rupture your eardrums aswell. So its very important to work in sub- 500mg amounts and to always wear protective glasses and earplugs.
@@highorder2904 thank you I will be extra careful if I decide to make any
Show much Prozent i musst use from armstrong and kno3?
1:1
What da hell is AM? (The first one)
Armstrongs mixture
I'm an experienced pyrotech nut, I've made pounds of various high powered flash, but I've never made Armstrongs and I never will.
Honestly, it is safer to make cap-sensitive explosives, but there's no reason to do either, and making cap-sensitive high explosives will earn you a visit from the batfinks and they have no sense of humor.
@@railgap Can you use armstrongs mixture out of matches in a firecracker? Is that safe to move around with?
Very nice video, sadly AM isn't practical at all as its very sensitive. But what does it mean that KNO3 is a weak oxidant, does it mean that it just doesn't react that fast?
Ganz genau. Nitrate sind sehr viel reaktionsträger als Chlorate. Sie haben Stickstoff in der Oxidationsstufe +V, Chlorate Chlor in +V. Chlor ist elektronegativer, und allgemein ungern in positiven Oxidationsstufen, heisst es nimmt die Elektronen des Phosphors mit stäkerer Kraft an. Das ist mitunter ein grund wieso die Nitrate im direkten Vergleich keine Chance gegen Chlorate haben.
You might caution your audience that all that red P stuff is EXTREMELY shock/friction sensitive.
You have the BEST EXPERIMENTS! I've made a lot of the powders before and it's always a great flash and such. However do you have to place it on metals; like a can or aluminum foil in order for the sound effects.🤔. Or is there something else that you do for the sounds. They sound great! Oh, and p.s. thank you for the quick response to my question the other day.🙂
Wow thats amazing. İ hope you will do more science. But im dont understand. What is the mosy powerfull mix? Pls help me.
And how do you made am ? What is ratio of redp and klco3? And do you add other? Pls tell me. Thx for now
why you didnt answer to me ? :(
@@oguzkaankesme7037Sorry for the late answer oğuzkaan. I encourage you to not repeat that experiment. This mixture is very dangerous and shouldn't be made in the first place. I do it on my own risk, I don't want anybody to get hurt. This channel was made to educate, not to encourage anyone to put themselves into danger.
If you look closely on my other videos, I have mentioned the ratio alot of times. Please don't repeat this!
@@highorder2904 you are right man! This is soo dangerous i know. But. i am interasted in plane and explosion with my physics teacher and we make a lot of invention. For this i want to ask to you. And ve sure we are make invention with many protecth equipment. And thank you i will find from other videos. Goood byee man :)
@@oguzkaankesme7037 KNO3 with Red P. is very weak not even flashpowder, mix KNO3 with Mg or Al Powder, a very stable flashpowder is used in most firecrackers and is not shock sensitive
Бро какои саставь и.из чего делал а
Add some sulfur or glass powder in order to insensitize Armstrong mixture. Which is already used in match heads
Thats a great idea but it would lose power that way plus it would still be dang sensitive. Thx anyways
Used to play with this stuff when I was around 15. Had some in a plastic tube with a screw on cap. You can guessed what happend when I took off the cap one day. Had plastic fragments coming out of my hand for years. Left a nice souvenir of hundreds of tiny scars on my right hand lol
One sure needs to watch out when handling AM. But I feel you really only can respect the danger if you get blasted once or twice. Was the case for me at least ;).
Haven't made AM in those quantities anymore after. I think I had beteen 5 and 8 grams. So it was a pretty solid blast. But it's amazing stuff
Is that dornier? :0 Miss him! Anyways, you got my sub bud =)
United Kings Appreciate it man thanks a lot :)
Miss him too, got taken down I guess.. :/ we'll see.
I miss his channel too i wish he had his vids on other video website
Dornier, got arrested in his house in Russia , due to owning explosive substances and also drugs (if i remember correctly). There was written an article about him and his channel.
@@rasmusberg1184 Give more info please. I think its hoax. I've seen him in some forums
@@feedme8030 Just search for his name on Google
Do you work in a lab or do you have a specific place to get the red phosphorus?
I live in europe it's no problem to get it there from amazon or ebay.
Is Kclo3 + P strong enough to detonate explosives like Miedziankit/cheddite or Ammonal?
namenlose Held no
what would you say is the best mix for ground crackers? (25 - 40 grams) and are these mixtures impact sensitive??
classic 7/3 KClO4/Al is still very hard to beat when it comes to fire crackers in my opinion. You should never use any of the mixtures presented in the video in any amount larger than half a gram (exept the K2S2O8/Mg). They are incredibly sensitive and when half a gram or more goes off near your face, I guarantee you you will not be able to hear right for a long time. So please do not use chlorate/phosphorus mixes or permanganate mixes in crackers. When you work in small open amounts like I do in my videos you should be fine tho. Never go over 0.5 grams!
Cheers.
@@highorder2904 but i do know how to make normal flash powder instead of the dangerous stuff (the one you cant use more than 0.5 grams) and it burn in like 100th of a second will that be good if i put it in a thic paper/plastic tube? Will that make a loud bang?
@@semoudemoleman1798 First of all don't put anything in a plastic tube that just sends shrapnel everywhere including maybe your eyes. Second of all I don't recommend building fire crackers (hence you don't see me doing that on this channel). So I really can't help you on making one, as I am not experienced at that at all.
@@highorder2904 k2s2o8/mg is pretty safe?
Mixing more than 10g at a time is stupid 5g gone wrong will be a bad day
Can that formula be mixed with water to make solid paste?
First of all, water would evaporate after some time, leaving you with dry stuff, if you want a paste that lasts use some kind of binder. Secondly, adding to much water to the comp. to mix it, would dissolve some of the fine KClO3 powder. As soon as the water is gone you are left with larger KClO3 crystals, which are now alot unsafer to handle in intimate contact with red P, because the friction is alot higher now owing to the increased particle size. To mix it, I recommend ethanol, it evaporates faster and thereby limits crystal growth and friction hazards. Never go over a gram though, this shit is stupendously powerful.
@@highorder2904 hi, tks,
Thanks for the reply.
In advance I send you a greeting and again I congratulate you for the content.
With respect to what you mention.
Starch agglutinate?
shellac?
Guar gum?
Dextrin?
I need paste to be able to paste it.
What proportion do you recommend?
As always very grateful, waiting for your answer.
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I wonder how well benzene or CS2 would work to bind it.
I like this video.👍 However, I think you should of included in your video the ratios of each compound mix. This would of been much more thorough.
Well for the armstrongs mixture it's always 1/3 fuel/oxidant. I find that this ratio works well with most of the mixes. For the flash I think I used 1/1 K2S2O8/Mg.
What is AM and mg?
@@patrickthenomad I think am = Armstrong Mix and mg = magnesium or milligrams but im not sure.
@@highorder2904 Yeah I've done some salutes with K2S2O8+Mg. Easy to work with. Nice bang!
what are the properties of red phosphorus are you using it as fuel??
It's a strong reducing and sensitizing agent for pyrotechnics, I am using it because of former property.
@@highorder2904 ok thanks btw have you ever tried making triaceton triperoxide or known as tatp and if yes whats your experience
@@ThunderLunatik No I have'nt. No one should make that stuff I know plenty of people who lost their hands and lifes to that stuff, it's really unforgiving you know. 3 grams is enough for your hand to be blown off completely, over 10 grams is almost always lethal. Stay away from it if you value your hands/life.
@@highorder2904 thank you very much i was thinking of making a firecracker that used 5 grams of this god forsaken mix