2.1 Acquiring chemicals
* Techniques for picking locks
2.2 List of useful household chemicals and their availability
2.3 Preparation of chemicals  
* Nitric acid, Sulfuric acid, Ammonium nitrate

3.0 Explosive receipies
* 3.01 Explosive theory
3.1 Impact explosives
* Ammonium triiodide crystals, Mercury fulminate, Nitroglycerine, Picrates
3.2 Low-order explosives
* Black powder, Nitrocellulose, Fuel-oxodizer mixtures, Perchlorates
3.3 High-order explosives
* R.D.X., Ammonium nitrate, ANFOS, T.N.T., Potassium chlorate, Dynamite, Nitrostarch explosives, Picric acid, Ammonium picrate, Nitrogen trichloride, Lead azide
3.5 Other "explosives"
* Thermit, Molotov cocktails, Chemical fire bottle, Bottles gas explosives

4.0 Using explosives
4.1 Safety
4.2 Ignition devices
* Fuse ignition, Impact ignition, Electrical ignition, Electro-mechanical ignition: Mercury Switches, Tripwire Switches, Radio Control Detonators 
4.3 Delays
* Fuse delays, Timer delays, Chemical delays
4.4 Explosive containers
* Paper containers, Metal containers, Glass containers, Plastic containers
4.5 Advanced uses for explosives
* Shaped charges, Tube explosives, Atomized particle explosions, Lightbulb bombs, Book bombs, Phone bombs

5.0 Special ammunition for projectile weapons
5.1 Special ammunition for primitive weapons
* Bow and crossbow ammunitions, Special ammunition for blowguns, Special ammunition for wristrockets and slingshots
5.2 Special ammunition for firearms
* Special ammunition for handguns, Special ammunition for shotguns
5.3 Special ammunition for compressed air/gas weapons
* Special ammunition for B.B. guns, Special ammunition for .22 caliber pellet guns 

6.0 Rockets and cannons
6.1 Rockets
* Basic rocket bomb, Long range rocket bomb, Multiple warhead rocket bombs
6.2 Cannon
* Basic pipe cannon, Rocket firing cannon

7.0 Pyrotechnica errata
7.1 Smoke bombs
7.2 Colored flames
7.3 Tear gas
7.4 Fireworks
* Firecrackers, Skyrockets, Roman candles

9.0 Checklist for raids on labs

10.0 Useful pyrochemistry