Tetranitrate

... so because a few of my projects and methods coincide with those shown on united nuclear, you qualify it as stealing? You do realize that most of these experiments have been around for hundreds of years (ex: how to make gunpowder)? So to say I stole an experiment is just idiotic. A more accurate (yet still wrong) thing to say would have been that I stole some of UN's methods. Although, I will not deny that UN has been a huge inspiration to me over the years. They were the first place to supply me with the chemicals I had previously only dreamed of owning. They were the first ones to show me that these types of experiments can be conducted by mature adults as opposed to the vast majority of (what seemed like) dyslexic eight year olds with anger issues posting to sites like rotten eggs. They were the reason in my junior year in high school I received a letter from the US Department of Justice saying that I was under investigation (I later found out from an article in WIRED that this was because UN had been raided, and had all their computer records confiscated). So because of the huge inspiration UN has been to me, it is inevitable that some of their methods appear in my work from time to time.

19.

I know, it wasn't easy becoming 19, but my wit prevailed.

Thats the negative, those rectangle boxes are the (-).

NO! Lead must be used because it is the only completely non-sparking media.

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