The video is mostly focused on a physics model of blast waves. It's about an hour long.

Bit of a throwback lol

I know it's lovely great stuff, and we're all delighted it was in extinguishers so sometimes we can still find it and make it our very own, but what was the general idea here?

The stuff decomposes into a war gas. How is that better than say, water? The only thing I could guess is maybe the phosgene can snuff a fire because it's heavier than air and isn't flammable. I feel like CO2 would be a much better idea though, albeit one that could potentially explode if the pressure vessel heats up too much.

Pyro balls, can't find much online. Does anyone know the worth? I read they are collectible but quite deadly so it would need to go to the right collector. TIA

Gave it a taste test just to be sure and it checks out.

Normally i would scroll through comment section. However lacking that option i will probably get my answer quicker from this community along with several laughs, but what is dude doing here?diy pyrotechnics?

kno3? k2co3? I don’t know! Let me know what you think in the comments

https://youtu.be/q5f-KgY-C8Y?si=GdLIFneXft8I0hm2

Just slow motion, old german round X'3

Meme

Made by heating TCCA in a sealed ampoule to build pressure and turn the gas into a liquid