My guess is it wouldn't work, and would reek. From an interview with Chuck Palahniuk [1] he wrote the book :. Well, Ed Norton changed one ingredient in every one to make them useless. The three ways to make napalm: One, you can mix equal parts of gasoline and frozen orange juice concentrate. Two, you can mix equal parts of gasoline and diet cola. Three, you can dissolve crumbled cat litter in gasoline until the mixture is thick. All the air inside escapes, and it becomes a wet, gooey mess.
If left out to dry, it gets hard again, but not like before, without the air — it resembels plastic. It was developed by the U. The team leader was Louis Fieser. The name napalm has comes from the ingredients that were first used to make it: coprecipitated aluminum salts of naphthenic and palmitic acids. So, that really pissed me off because I really research those really well.
Actually its styrofoam and gasoline - it make the most incredible explosive. So no, Fight Club does not accurately convey any of the recipes. All were clearly modified. And most likely for safety reasons - i. On the other hand I would still expect a mixture of gasoline and orange juice concentrate to be rather flammable Sign up to join this community.
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