The Powder Toy

IRL, a fission reaction is far more energetic than a fusion one. The most energetic fusion reaction is the one between deuterium and tritium, which releases around 18 MeV of energy. Nuclear fission o...

Regular water does this already.

URAN should block radiation (Uranium is used for radiation shielding IRL) and have a lower radioactivity. In addition, VIRS is not the best thing for rad-poisoned life to decay to, as it would result...

You could even borrow a page from EXOT and have it change color with temperature. In real life, radon initially glows blue if placed in a glass container. It then turns yellow, and then changes to an...

Perhaps also add AMTR to the list of elements affected, so we can actually make magnetic antimatter containment systems?

On the UV thing, you could potentially add a wavelength feature to it similar to PHOT where it starts with the blue color that PHOT has on its shortest wavelength, and as UV's wavelength gets sh...

Personally, I think it is fine to allow GOLD to be dissolved. There's not many situations in which the two elements are in direct contact with each other, and we have other metals/solids that wo...

The biggest question with this is how to handle different amounts of different dissolved elements in the same mass of solvent. ACID deals with this by not storing any data on what the disso...

@DovahZoriik (View Post)  This is basically ACID or CAUS.

You could have it not break fusion by giving its formation a maximum temperature, above which it would not form. IRL, methanol breaks down above ~ 700 K or so into carbon monoxide and hydrogen.