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  * Please provide accurate descriptions about elements. *51 new, unique elements to play with.
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• Elements
  The current version of The Powder Toy contains 13 categories of elements. === [[File:Explosives Small.png|Explosives]] [[:Category:Explosives|Explosives]] ===
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• Elements:Explosives
  {{Languages|Elements:Explosives}} ...e (FIRE), plasma (PLSM), and even water (WATR) can be triggered to certain elements in this category.
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• Element:PHOT
  ...efracts through glass, scattered by quartz, and color-changed by different elements. Ignites flammable materials. ...glass, scattered by quartz. Ignites flammable substances such as wood and explosives. Usually used as a medium to transfer heat.
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• Elements:Radioactive
  {{Languages|Elements:Radioactive}} The radioactive category contains fissile elements, as well as elements with unique properties.
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• Elements:Gases
  {{Languages|Elements:Gases}} Gases are light elements that have little gravitational attraction, no gravitational attraction, or
  8 KB (1,170 words) - 22:59, 19 March 2024
• Elements:Liquids
  {{Languages|Elements:Liquids}} If OIL is both at any P ≥ +5.50 and any T ≥ +571.86 ''C'' \ 845.01 ''K'', it spontaneously emits the maximum P of +256.00 per particle.
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• Element:WATR
  ...3.15 K'', into ice if the pressure is less than ''+0.80'' and into snow if it is equal to or greater than ''+0.80''. ...imilarly, water will turn to [[Element:SLTW|saltwater]] if in contact with it.
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• Element:THRM
  ...ch as bombs and other destructive creations. Its intense heat output makes it good fuel for reactor type saves and other similar mechanisms. ...f molten THRM at 2000°C and around 10 pressure in an open environment. If it is allowed to cool, the molten mixture will solidify at around 690°C, into
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• Element:PLSM
  ...similar properties to {{MaterialBtn|FIRE}}, burning things and setting off explosives. When sparking {{MaterialBtn|ETRD}}, a line plasma added between it and the nearest other ETRD.
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• Element:CAUS
  ...pawned, it has a life of 75 and that will decrease by 1 for every particle it absorbes. It's a green gas like ACID, and one pixel of CAUS can only dissolve 25 pixels
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• Element:TNT
  ...ene (abbreviated TNT) is a relatively hot burning pressure explosive. When it explodes, TNT forms {{Material|mat=FIRE}} (16.6%), {{Material|mat=SMKE}} (1 When detonated, each particle of TNT adds 0.5 pressure to the cell it occupied.<br>
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• Element:ACID
  ...a ''hard'' material due to it's Hardness property of 0 (zero) which makes it unbreakable.<br> ...[[Element:GLAS|Glass (GLAS)]] is a ''soft'' material, ACID will not affect it. (Simulating laboratory conditions where acid can be stored in flasks)<br>
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• Element:RBDM
  ...WATR, ACID and FIRE. Will not explode with SPRK, unlike other explosives. It will instead conduct just like normal metal. == Other Elements' Reactions ==
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• Elements:Explosives/ko
  {{Languages|Elements:Explosives}} ...ce, passes a SPRK to any conductive materials. One of the most destructive elements, will create a strong pressure shock wave (256 pressure) as well as conduct
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• Reactions List
  ...very detail about an element. Click the element header to learn more about it. ...|DRAY}} + {{MaterialBtn|SPRK}} -> '''DRAY duplicates particles in front of it'''
  10 KB (1,221 words) - 20:39, 22 December 2023