Acetone Tricycloperoxyde (AP) Beginner’s Manual
AP, or TCAP, stands for acetone tricycloperoxyde. It has some obvious advantages, some even more obvious problems, as it’s often made by beginners. AP comes in 2 different forms, dicyclo and tricycloperoxyde: The dicyclo form is more unstable, and tends to self-decompose easily while the tricycloperoxyde form is more (relatively) stable.
One can make this explosive – as it’s easy to make, does not require any chemistry skills, nor hard to find chemicals.
The contents in this manual are sorted as follows:
- Introduction
- Synthesis
- Research and FAQ
- Concentration of the hydrogen peroxyde
- Acid used
- Toxicity
- Color
- Storing – volability
- Pressing AP
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