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ROCKETRY
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KNDX stands for potassium nitrate-dextrose, and is a easy-to-make rocket propellant that is popular with hobbyist rocketry. The most common ratio is 60% potassium nitrate, 40% dexrtose (by weight).
Not melted.
Half melted.
Fully melted.
The propellant grains in this image have been made rather poorly, notice the cracks and uneven surface!
