the history of gunpowder (part 1)

[@sidvas1089]

Very informative and fun to watch 👍

[@minavasebi1636]

Number one 👍👍👍

[@dorna.mohzde]

👌👌👌

[@kamilyilmaz1976]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@Lami_p]

that was perfect👏❤️

[@RaminEjlali-nt8pf]

👏👏👏

[@HamedAlikhani-pm8sd]

Bravo

[@رضاامیرپور-ص3ج]

به به یاشاسین

[@یدالهکاسبی]

موفق باشید داتشمند اینده

[@amirabbasvasebi8975]

So good information not only for war&weapons but also chemical ❤❤👌👌

[@omidsadig8789]

👍👍👍

[@mehrankhoshakhlagh2259]

Very good👏👏

[@Amirfor]

❤

[@Unknown26391]

Bravo👏

[@AmirAyhan-dh6th]

عالی alie

[@Ayhan-le8yz]

Nice ❤ please part.3

[@ناسا-م5ز]

ممنون عرشیا الان عالی شد زیرنویس

[@sepantaziyaee5613]

Perfect❤

[@M.reza_ebrahimkhani]

Big like❤

[@omidsadig8789]

زیر نویس هم داره ویدیو عالی شده

[@AmirAyhan-dh6th]

Alli

[@Nermack]

I usually don't respond to stupid things, but in this case I have to. around 2:20 you say the guy is burning gunpowder. So, the former crystalline powder that, by the way, also detonates on your hands (I do not recommend this) is probably acetone peroxide, which is a completely different substance than gunpowder.

[@tacandtech]

I am no chemist and I didn't even understand half the things you wrote, but I found the video on wikipedia (as far as I remember) and it said burning gunpowder so I trusted wikipedia and brought the video to you, so still I'm no chemist so even with the information you gave me I still can't say if its fake or not, anyway thank you for the info

[@aliasghar.asghari5653]

ماشالا

[@Asra1361]

👏👏👏

[@شبنمعلیخانی-ط9ط]

Very good👌👌