HOW TO MAKE GUNPOWDER?

Materials:

Sodium nitrate or potassium (75 g.)

Bowl and spoon both of clay or wood.

Sulfur (10 g.)

Three plastic bags Charcoal (15 g.)

One flask of 300 to 500 ml distilled water.

Heat source (gas lighter or alcohol)

Procedure:

Place a small amount of sodium nitrate or potassium in the bowl and grind to a fine powder.

Do this to all the sodium nitrate or potassium, and store it in a plastic bag.

Do the same with sulfur and charcoal, storing each chemical in separate bags.

Put all the sodium nitrate or potassium into the flask, and add like boiled water to the chemical for all wet.

Add the contents the other sodium nitrate or potassium, and mix well for many minutes.

Do this until no more sulfur or charcoal can to look at, or until the mixture is completely black.

Place the flask to direct sunlight. Sunlight is the best way to dry black gunpowder, since this is never too hot, just enough to evaporate the water.

Scrape the black powder out of the flask and store it in a secure container.

A plastic container would be really safe, followed by paper.

Never store black gunpowder in a plastic bag because plastic bags generate static electricity, which could initiate black gunpowder.

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