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Silver Fulminate is the chemical used to treat the strip placed inside the cracker that causes a bang when the cracker is pulled.
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How do you get Christmas crackers on runescape?
first get about 750m go to ge buy Christmas cracker there wait till some1 sell 1 to u this is the oly way to get a Christmas cracker
When was Christmas Cracker - film - created?
Christmas Cracker - film - was created in 1963.
What is the duration of Christmas Cracker film?
The duration of Christmas Cracker - film - is 540.0 seconds.
In what year was the Christmas cracker made?
on the 25th of December 2005 the Christmas cracker was made but they were worthless.
Who produced the first Christmas cracker?
Tom Smith invented and producted the first Christmas Cracker in 1847.
What was the original name of Christmas crackers?
The original name for the Christmas 'Cracker' is 'Cosaque' made by Thomas J Smith who invented the Christmas Cracker
What is the most common gift received in a Christmas cracker?
A mini cracker
What is another name for a cracker?
A wafer or a biscuit.Or are you talking about a Christmas Cracker?A firework?
Where did Christmas cracker originate from?
The Christmas Cracker originated from Germany. The Germans had a old tradition that on each Christmas Eve each person would first sniff a cracker of choice, then drop in a cup of animal blood. That night they would then eat the animal that the blood came from, and then in the morning they would eat the cracker. So this eventually evolved to the now-a-days Christmas Cracker.
What causes the bang in a Christmas cracker?
The action of you pulling the Christmas cracker causes friction which creates a spark that ignites the gunpowder to make a BANG!!!
What did tom smith invent in 1847?
A table decoration called a Christmas Cracker that often contains a small gift and a joke when pulled open.
Where do Christmas Crackers get their name?
The "cracker" refers to the small explosive cap placed in the cracker, so that it goes off with a "bang" as the cracker is pulled. The Christmas but comes form the fact that these are produced to be used on the Christmas feast table.
