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    [year] => 2011
    [artist] => William Gurstelle
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    [titleId] => 11333979
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    [language] => ENGLISH
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    [title] => The Practical Pyromaniac
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    [pages] => 224
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    [synopsis] => Combining science, history, and DIY pyrotechnics, this book for the workbench warrior explains humankinds most useful and paradoxical tool: fire. William Gurstelle, author of the bestselling Backyard Ballistics, presents 25 projects with instructions, diagrams, photos, and links to video demonstrations that enable people of all ages to explore and safely play with fire. From Franklins stove to Diesels engine, explosive and fascinating tales are told of the great pyromaniacs who scientifically revealed the mysteries of fire such as Gunpowder Joseph Priestly, who discovered oxygen; Antoine Lavoisier, the father of chemistry; and Humphrey Davy, whose chemical discoveries and fiery inventions saved thousands of lives. By following the directions inside, the curious can replicate these breakthrough scientists experiments and inventions from the simply fascinating one-candlepower engine to the nearly magical fire piston and an incredible tornado of fire.
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    [subtitle] => Build Fire Tornadoes, One-Candlepower Engines, Great Balls of Fire, and More Incendiary Devices
    [publisher] => Chicago Review Press
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