look up on greek fire fagot. a simple google search would have given you the answer

>>8170015
Greek fire.
Napalm.
Any sufficiently compressed and aerated flammable liquid.

>>8170022
>real world not guesses and flame throwers

Well in liquid form the fumes are not flammable until the liquid catches fire. Has to be something with a lot of energy though and with explosive properties. I would say a type of rocket fuel is the only thing that really matches these properties.

>>8170030
>compressed and aerated flammable liquid.
>compressed liquid
Underage b&.

>>8170015
A protic ionic liquid. Maybe barium or copper II based would generate green fire.

Perchlorate and kerosene would probably have a similar effect

CLF3

It's even green in liquid form, like wildfire.

a liquid that contains its own oxidizer

>>8170101
>compressed and aerated
u know how cars work?

>A celebrated terrorist attack against a churce goers of a Christianity substitute on prime time television
What did he mean by this?

>>8171132
>celebrated
I don't think anyone is happy about this

>>8170089
>better shows
There is literally nothing better on ATM, it's all shit.

>>8171132
Shit was wicked as hell.

>>8171134
I suspect he means viewers, and hell yes I was happy about this. Except for one character that I liked. The rest was hilarious though. I had a smile on my face.

>>8170089
>better shows
I agree GoT has turned to a fan circlejerk but what new alternatives are there?

>>8171201
I thought all the fans kept watching it, pretending they weren't mangling everything they loved?
Or is that just me?

>>8171143
hilarious? not to me.
Two of my chars *poof*
It was a pretty cool scene to watch tho

>>8170089
>>8171132
>>8171134
>>8171138
>>8171143
>>8171201
>>8171212

>>>/tv/

Fuck off. These posts have nothing to do with science.

>>8170101
>>compressed liquid
>Underage b&.
No u