Lycopodium powder was once used for all of the following purposes except one.Choose the exception.

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Lycopodium powder, derived from club moss spores, has been used in various applications due to its fine, water-repellent properties. It was used in photography as flash powder, as a coating for pills to make them easier to swallow, and in some cases, as a base for talcum powders due to its absorbent nature. However, it was not used as gunpowder, which is a different substance entirely, typically made from a mixture of sulfur, charcoal, and potassium nitrate.

Lycopodium Powder Was Once Used for All of the Following