Social Sciences, asked by insane17, 11 months ago

explain this word napalm

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Answered by Anonymous

an organic compound used to thicken gasoline for firebombs the mixture burns slowly and when it comes in contact with surfaces like the human body it sticks and continue to burn developed in the us it was used in the second world war despite an international outcry it was used in Vietnam

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Answered by Imanu01

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Napalm means a mixture of a gelling agent and a volatile petrochemical

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