Laboratory glass

  • darkhog
    4th May 2012 Member 2 Permalink
    It would be acid and caustic gas-proof, has higher melting point, but it'll be also more fragile (less pressure change it into BGLA). Useful for laboratories ;)
  • DarkSpirit1293
    4th May 2012 Member 2 Permalink
    I don't see any uses?
  • AngrySpam
    4th May 2012 Member 1 Permalink
    @darkhog (View Post)
    I agree with DarkSpirit1293: there arent really any uses...
  • therocketeer
    4th May 2012 Member 1 Permalink
    @darkhog (View Post)
    What? normal glass is acid/caustic glass resistant.
  • darkhog
    4th May 2012 Member 4 Permalink
    Well, it won't be as overpowered as DMND, as easily breakable as METL (even when heating by burning coal, it get melted and you have to fix it). Some people just want to work within some limits, so DMND is no go for them, and there are none (or very few) other elements that are actually acid-proof and can be heated to big temperatures without melting (lab glass can sustain temperature up to 1200 C, depending of glass' quality)
  • DarkSpirit1293
    4th May 2012 Member 3 Permalink
    @darkhog (View Post)
    Also, glass at the moment is pretty weak. it shatters at a pressure of about 1 with any velocity behind it
  • tommig
    4th May 2012 Member 1 Permalink
    @darkhog (View Post)
    Basically, what you are suggesting is the same as GLAS. It's already quite weak, and acid resistant
  • boxmein
    4th May 2012 Former Staff 3 Permalink
    @darkhog (View Post)
    Well, does TPT really have "laboratories"? I know there are some saves which do fancy laboratory-style stuff, but if you need glass properties, use glass and if you need coloured DMND, use just that :)
  • AngrySpam
    4th May 2012 Member 1 Permalink
    xD some troll went through and -1 every comment >:(
    maybe just coincidence but i doubt it :P
  • billion57
    5th May 2012 Member 0 Permalink
    Or this element can be just as a super-strong element, that looks like your element. Sort of like SHLD, but with different properties.