I see you've made a topic.

I think I'll explain it a bit. Tyanite's property of turning liquid when heated and solid when cooled means that a thermometer can be made that uses relative measurements to be made (i.e. if it's solid, the temperature is cool).

If you expand on the thermometer by using a wall that only allows liquids and put a detector underneath, you can have a warning system that tells you if the temperature is hot or not.

Because of tyanite's combustibility, you could easily use it as fuel. Thus, you could also use it to heat up water to power a detector wall to provide electricity or heat up the tyanite itself to power a detector wall.

terrible grammer "quick and fast" -_- and I still don't get what it does. P.S....use wax. :-P

No, Its a pointless pink liquid.

Pressure & Temperature sensors make this element useless.

We already have a lot of solids that become liquid when heated, what makes your Tyanite so special?

Besides, if I want to make a realistic thermometer, I use deuterium, for it can expand. Using trial and error I can also make the described warning system, which is even reusable.

However, as others were saying, this is obsolete since we already have heat sensors.

If you want to make something cool, use frzw.