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• The webpage provides a snippet of a question asked on chemistry.stackexchange.com.
• The question asks whether napalm can be made using gasoline and orange juice concentrate.
• According to the novel Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk:
  • There are three ways to make napalm:
    1. Mix equal parts of gasoline and frozen orange juice concentrate.
    2. Mix equal parts of gasoline and diet cola.
    3. Dissolve crumbled cat litter in gasoline until the mixture is thick.
  • Napalm is originally called napalm because it’s a mixture of na phthenic acid and palm itic acid. Therefore, it’s unlikely to be created by gasoline and juice.
  • There is also no reason for the mixture of gasoline and juice to be frozen.
• An excerpt from an interview with the author of Fight Club, Chuck Palhniuk, is provided in the answer:
  • Palhniuk explains that Ed Norton changed one ingredient in every recipe to make them useless.
  • The correct recipe is using styrofoam and gasoline.
• The author of the answer mentions that gasoline and orange juice concentrate alone is likely to cause a fire.

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• Title of the webpage: “What’s with the TikTok-er who “accidentally” made napalm instead of slime?”
• URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/ExplosionsAndFire/comments/uco9wp/whats_with_the_tiktoker_who_accidentally_made/
• Date of post: 1 year, 1 month ago
• Subreddit: r/ExplosionsAndFire
• The text discusses the possibility of making napalm by using acetone and styrofoam, which is a combination that brings you dangerously close to making napalm. Additionally, the text mentions that packings of gasoline and starch-based materials also make Napalm B.
• There’s a story mentioned in the page about a TikToker who accidentally made napalm instead of slime. The story is not informative at all regarding the chemistry behind making napalm.
• The comments section contains a thread about a user who made napalm accidentally by pouring gasoline into a styrofoam cup. They just refer to it without much detail.
• Some users in the comments section discuss the chemistry behind making napalm, with one user explaining that acetone, gasoline, and benzene derivatives can turn styrofoam into a goo that is flammable and can burn like napalm.
• There’s a debate in the comments section among some users regarding the use of acetone as a solvent, with some arguing it’s toxic and others claiming it’s non-toxic and not that unpleasant to work with. One user even argues that they like the smell of acetone.
• There’s a comment about making a sticky and flammable slime with an addition of a bit of plastic and white phosphorus.
• Some users discuss other household substances that can produce dangerous gases or substances, such as mustard gas or chloramine.
• Lots of interesting discussions about the chemical reactions that occur when certain substances are mixed, and how different types of solvents interact with styrofoam.

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• The webpage is a discussion thread on Reddit’s “r/flamethrowers” page from 2 years ago.
• Users have attempted to make homemade napalm, primarily for use in flamethrowers, but have been generally unsuccessful or inconsistent.
• One user suggests using gasoline and styrofoam, but other users comment that it lacks a crucial ingredient, benzene, to properly create napalm.
• Some users suggest alternative ingredients such as powdered soap or phosphorus.
• One user recommends looking into a book called “Breath of the Dragon” for sources on industrial quantities of napalm thickener.
• Multiple users seem hesitant to recommend or suggest making homemade napalm for safety reasons.
• Conversation steers toward discussing mass-produced products like Throwflame.
• The “breath of the dragon” author is discussed as someone who sells and promotes napalm-based products but also recommends exercise for self-defense.
• There are smaller discussions about the ethical implications of napalm, media representations of napalm, and how homemade napalm might be used in a self-defense context.
• Additionally, there are some jokes and sarcastic comments throughout the thread, which should not be taken seriously.
• Overall, the Reddit thread on making homemade napalm provides some suggestions for alternative ingredients and sources for industrial quantities but is mostly focused on experiences of failing to create homemade napalm and the dangers of doing so.

Notes:

• The webpage is a thread on the subreddit r/schizoposters titled “Wowza! I love napalm!”
• One user comments that they have made napalm before using gasoline and styrofoam in high school with a friend. They mention that napalm can be dangerous and is not intended for use in harming others.
• Another user mentions that using soap instead of styrofoam can make the substance denser and require less stirring. They reference a military document called “TM 31-210” as an alternative to the “Anarchist cookbook”.
• Two users discuss the recent ban of three dyslexia subreddits, r/dyslexiahate, r/dyslexialove, and r/ihatedyslexia, due to posting bomb recipes. One user expresses concern about the subreddit being banned like the dyslexia subreddits.
• A user warns against using the “Anarchist cookbook” and suggests using “TM 31-210” instead.
• One user wonders aloud whether a combination of gasoline and acetone might produce better results than gasoline alone. Others warn against doing any further napalm testing or reporting findings back to the subreddit.
• One user recommends storing napalm in a jar with a layer of acetone on top. Another user suggests using a mix of oil and gasoline.
• Several users make comments that seem to have nothing to do with making napalm, such as discussing whether or not Communism is cool or discussing the impending arrival of hydrochloric acid.
• One user asks where they can find posts similar to this, while another user asks if they can flambe a dish with a spoonful of napalm.
• The thread includes several users reminding themselves to revisit the thread in a few years using the Reddit “RemindMeBot”.

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