Making your own explosives is fun stuff, but getting the many different materials that you need can be tricky. This video will show you how to extract Manganese Dioxide from alkaline batteries, which you can then combine with hydrogen peroxide to create oxygen gas, which is very explosive indeed.
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*buzzer sound* WRONG! Manganese Dioxide itself is as dangerous as dirt, and Oxygen itself is nowhere near explosive. You've got it mixed up with Hydrogen (think Hindenburg!) Oxygen is an OXIDIZER not an EXPLOSIVE.
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