Acetylene (Gerald L. Hurst; John De Armond)
Adiabatic (Gerald L. Hurst)
Air blast (Gerald L. Hurst)
Aluminized explosives (Gerald L. Hurst)
Aluminum powder (Arno Hahma; Gerald L. Hurst; Tom Perigrin)
Ammonium dinitramide (Arno Hahma)
Ammonium nitrate (Gerald L. Hurst; Arno Hahma)
The Anarchists' Cookbook (Ken Shirriff; R.Fleming; Yogi Shan)
ANFO (Gerald L. Hurst; Arno Hahma; Norman L. Reitzel; Timothy Melton)
ANFO desensitizing (Gerald L. Hurst)
Argon flash (Arno Hahma)
Armstrong's mixture (Donald Haarmann)
Astrolite (Arno Hahma; Gerald L. Hurst)
Atomic hydrogen (George Herbert)
Avalanche control (Gerald L. Hurst)
Biology (Arno Hahma)
Black powder (Gerald L. Hurst; Arno Hahma; John De Armond; Norman L. Reitzel; Steven R Faber; Martin L. Van Tiel)
Black pyro aluminum (Arno Hahma)
Blasting caps (Gerald L. Hurst)
Blasting machines (Gerald L. Hurst)
BLEVE (George Herbert)
Bomb sniffers (John De Armond)
Brisance (Gerald L. Hurst)
Burning aluminum (Arno Hahma)
Aerosol can explosion (non-)possibility (Gerald L. Hurst)
Calcium carbide (Gerald L. Hurst)
Carbonation sting (Gerald L. Hurst)
Carbon tetrachloride (Roger Fleming)
Chemical grades (Tom Perigrin)
Chemical ratios (Gerald L. Hurst; Tom I Perigrin)
Chlorate black powder (Gerald L. Hurst; Tom Perigrin)
Chlorate (Lloyd E. Sponenburgh; Arno Hahma; Bruce Hamilton; Gerald L. Hurst; Norman L. Reitzel; Steven R Faber)
Chlorate making (Arno Hahma; Dan Major; Gerald L. Hurst; Wouter Visser)
Chlorine and pyro colors (Arno Hahma)
Chromate as a carcinogen (Ken Shirriff; Norman L. Reitzel)
ClF5 (Gerald L. Hurst)
Cool flames (Gerald L. Hurst)
The CRC handbook (Randal Nelson)
Cryogens (Gerald L. Hurst)
CS2 (Gerald L. Hurst)
CS2/P (John De Armond)
Deterioration (Tom I Perigrin)
Detonating mixes (Arno Hahma; Gerald L. Hurst)
Detonating vapor (Gerald L. Hurst; Timothy Melton)
Detonation chemistry (Arno Hahma)
Detonation pressure (Gerald L. Hurst)
Detonation temperatures (Gerald L. Hurst)
Diamond making via shock waves (Gerald L. Hurst; Arno Hahma)
Dragon's breath rounds (Lloyd E. Sponenburgh)
Dynamite (Gerald L. Hurst)
EMP (Roger Fleming)
Ether peroxides (Henry Spencer)
Ethylene glycol dinitrate (Gerald L. Hurst)
Exploding wires (Gerald L. Hurst)
Explosive art (Arno Hahma)
Explosive license (George Herbert)
Explosive welding (Arno Hahma)
FAE (Gerald L. Hurst)
Failed demolition (Daniel A. Hartung)
Fe2O3 (Gerald L. Hurst)
Explosives starting fires (Gerald L. Hurst)
Firework snakes (Dale Chidester; Don Wilkins)
Fishing (Gerald L. Hurst)
Flamethrower (John De Armond)
Flashpaper (anon)
Flash powder (Arno Hahma; George Herbert; Gerald L. Hurst; murr rhame)
Lighter "flints" (Arno Hahma)
Fuses (Gerald L. Hurst)
Fulminate of silver (Norman L. Reitzel)
Gas generators (Gerald L. Hurst)
Gelignite decay (donald haarmann)
Greek fire (Roger Fleming)
Grenades (Gerald L. Hurst)
Heat capacities (Gerald L. Hurst)
HE in pyrotechnics (Gerald L. Hurst)
Hexamine (Arno Hahma)
HMTD (Arno Hahma)
HMX (Gerald L. Hurst)
HNIW (Arno Hahma)
Hydrazine (Arno Hahma; Gerald L. Hurst; Tom Perigrin)
Hydrogen explosions (Don Wilkins)
Hygroscopic salts (Gerald L. Hurst)
The IRA (Andy Dingley; Gerald L. Hurst)
Iron oxalate (Arno Hahma)
Jacob's ladder NOx warning (Tom Perigrin)
Setting jeans on fire (Gerald L. Hurst)
The Jolly Roger Cookbook (Tom Perigrin)
Kinepak (Gerald L. Hurst)
Lawsuits (Gerald L. Hurst)
Lead azide (Arno Hahma; Norman L. Reitzel)
Lead bullet decay (Roger Fleming)
Liver (Gerald L. Hurst)
Low charge pistol detonation (Arno Hahma)
LOX (Randal Nelson)
M80s (murr rhame)
Magnesium (Arno Hahma; John De Armond)
Mannitol hexanitrate (Arno Hahma)
Manufacturing safety (Gerald L. Hurst)
Matches (Arno Hahma; Gerald L. Hurst; Roger Fleming; The Silent Observer; John De Armond; Mike Van Pelt)
Mesh sizes (Randal Nelson)
Mercury fulminate (Norman L. Reitzel)
Mixing danger (Gerald L. Hurst)
Most powerful explosive (Alan "Uncle Al" Schwartz; Barry L. Ornitz; Gerald L. Hurst; Timothy Melton; Roger Moore)
The mylar balloon (Gerald L. Hurst)
Napalm (Gerald L. Hurst; Lee Green MD MPH)
Naptha (E. Michael Smith)
NF3 (Arno Hahma)
NI3 (Doug Gwyn; Gerald L. Hurst; Larry Lippman; E. Michael Smith)
Nitrates (Gerald L. Hurst; Norman L. Reitzel; Tom Perigrin)
Nitration (Arno Hahma; Gerald L. Hurst; Tom Perigrin; Will Flor)
Nitric acid (Arno Hahma; Barry Ornitz; Norman L. Reitzel; Steven R Faber)
Nitrocellulose (Barry L. Ornitz; Gerald L. Hurst)
Nitroglycerine (Arno Hahma; Gerald L. Hurst; Martin L. Van Tiel)
Nitromethane (Gerald L. Hurst; Gerald L. Hurst)
NO2Cl (Gerald L. Hurst)
Oklahoma City (Gerald L. Hurst)
Oppau blast (Timothy Melton)
Oxidizers (Gerald L. Hurst)
Oxygen-fuel explosions (anon, John G. DeArmond)
Oxygen regulators (John De Armond)
Permanganate (Mike Van Pelt; Norman L. Reitzel)
Peroxides (Arno Hahma; George Herbert; Norman L. Reitzel; Wouter Visser; E. Michael Smith)
Phosphorus and KCLO3 (H Keith Henson)
Physicists (Gerald L. Hurst)
Picric acid (Arno Hahma; Gerald L. Hurst)
Pipe bombs (George Herbert; Gerald L. Hurst)
Plastic explosives (Gerald L. Hurst; Arno Hahma; Bruce Hamilton)
Press coverage (George William Herbert)
Propane stratification in air (Gerald L. Hurst)
Pyrocord (Gerald L. Hurst)
Pyrodex (Arno Hahma)
Quantities (Arno Hahma; Martin L. Van Tiel)
Cleanup of old military ranges (George Herbert)
Raufoss 20mm API shells (Arno Hahma; Woodrow W. Baker)
RDX manufacture (Arno Hahma; Martin L. Van Tiel)
Reaction dynamics (Randal Nelson; Thomas I Perigrin)
Red Mercury (Arno Hahma; Gerald L. Hurst)
Red phosphorus (Norman L. Reitzel)
Rock breaking (Arno Hahma)
Safety (Arno Hahma; John De Armond; Tom Perigrin; Steven R Faber)
Saltpeter (Gerald L. Hurst)
Sensitivity (Gerald L. Hurst)
Silver acetylide (Norman L. Reitzel; Steven R Faber)
Shaped charges (Gerald L. Hurst; Jim Calpin)
Shock tubes (Gerald L. Hurst)
Shock waves (Gerald L. Hurst)
Silver fulminate (Gerald L. Hurst; Roger Fleming; Steve Faber)
Particle size reduction (Arno Hahma)
Slurry (Gerald L. Hurst; Arno Hahma)
Smoke mixtures (Arno Hahma)
Sodium (John G. DeArmond)
Sodium azide (Arno Hahma)
Sodium making (Richard A. Weisiger; Arno Hahma)
Solubility (Gerald L. Hurst)
Spark (Gerald L. Hurst)
Sputtering (Steven R Faber)
Static (Gerald L. Hurst)
Stink bombs (Arno Hahma)
Sulfates as oxidizers (Gerald L. Hurst; Randal Nelson; Tom Perigrin)
Sulfur (Gerald L. Hurst)
Sulfur trioxide (Randal Nelson)
Super confined (Gerald L. Hurst)
Temperature measurements (Arno Hahma)
Thermex bankruptcy and looting (Douglas Ready; Gerald L. Hurst)
Thermic lances (John De Armond; Kirk Hays)
Thermite (John De Armond)
TNT (Gerald L. Hurst; Henry Spencer)
Tree felling (Gerald L. Hurst)
Trichloroethane (John G. DeArmond)
Urbanski (Norman L. Reitzel)
Vapor pressure bang (Tom Perigrin)
Void volume (Gerald L. Hurst)
Vortex cannons (Gerald L. Hurst)
Water snake (John De Armond)
Whistle compound theory (Arno Hahma; Dr Martin L. Van Tiel)
Xenon compounds (Henry Spencer)
Solid Rocketry
AN propellants (Arno Hahma)
Ammonium dinitramide (Arno Hahma)
Black powder (Arno Hahma)
Rocket body casting (Arno Hahma)
Propellant burn equation (Arno Hahma)
"Caramel candy" hazards (Dr. Barry L. Ornitz)
Chlorate fuels (Arno Hahma)
Composite (Arno Hahma)
Epoxy binders (Arno Hahma)
High solid loadings (Arno Hahma)
HMX and RDX as propellants (Arno Hahma)
Magnesium (George Herbert)
Nitrocellulose (Arno Hahma)
Paper tubes (Arno Hahma)
Range (Arno Hahma)
Recipe comment (Arno Hahma)
Supersonic (Arno Hahma)
Zinc-sulphur (Gerald L. Hurst; Randal Nelson)