Thermite - The most Dangerous Paint??

The video tutorial explores the creation and testing of thermite paint, a highly flammable substance made using thermite and nitrocellulose from ping pong balls. The process involves dissolving nitrocellulose in acetone to create a paste that carries thermite. The paint is tested on a pumpkin and a plywood board, demonstrating its flammable properties. The video concludes with a discussion on the potential applications of thermite paint, including its use in destroying computer components, while cautioning against its practical use due to safety concerns.

What is the main ingredient in ping pong balls that makes them suitable for creating thermite paint?

• Nitrocellulose

• Polyethylene

• Polystyrene

• Polyvinyl chloride

What is used as a solvent to dissolve nitrocellulose in the process of making thermite paint?

• Benzene

• Acetone

• Ethanol

• Water

What was the first object tested with the thermite paint in the experiment?

• A pumpkin

• A piece of plywood

• A metal chair

• A watermelon

What additional material was sprinkled on the pumpkin to initiate the reaction?

• Magnesium powder

• Copper wire

• Aluminum foil

• Iron filings

What was the outcome of the thermite paint test on the plywood board?

• The board was completely destroyed

• The board melted

• The board exploded

• The board remained intact but charred

What was the hypothetical use of thermite paint demonstrated on a computer?

• To protect against viruses

• To improve cooling

• To permanently erase data

• To enhance performance

What is the recommended alternative to using thermite paint for data protection?

• Using a stronger firewall

• Encrypting the hard drive

• Installing antivirus software

• Backing up data regularly