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Fluids of different densities, all have different properties. Different liquids may freeze, evaporate, melt, combust and/or conduct.
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Glow
Description: "Glow, Glows under pressure." Glows when exposed to high pressure. Changes color with temperature. When PHOT passes through GLOW, PHOT will receive the same color. However, with the temperature of PHOT being about 900 degrees, it's fairly tough to keep GLOW at the proper temperature. Glow also multiplies the photons that come into contact with it.
Temp: 42.00
Color:
Gray >> nothing
Blue >> moving (like [METL])
Luminous red >> high temp
Dark green/blue >> low temp
Luminous green >> high pressure
Dark purple >> low pressure
Yellow >> high temp and high pressure
Luminous pink >> high temp and low pressure
Slightly darker luminous green >> low temp and high pressure
Dark blue >> low temp and low pressure
Makes deuterium oxide [DEUT] when mixed to water.
Liquid Nitrogen
Description: "Liquid Nitrogen. Very cold."
Temp: -205.00
Color: Light blue
When transferring heat to a particle warmer than itself, dissipates and generates pressure. Liquid Nitrogen and Nitrogen Ice are often used as cooling mechanisms, because the liquid nitrogen disappears after it reaches a certain temperature.
Liquid Oxygen
Description: "Liquid Oxygen. Very cold. Reacts with fire."
Temp: -193.15
Color: Light Blue
Liquid form of Oxygen (O2). Transforms into O2 approximatively over -170.00. Ignites quickly when sparked or in contact with fire. When ignited, it turns into 2000 degree plasma
Diesel
Description: "Liquid. Explodes under high pressure and temperatures."
Temp: 22.00
Color: Claret
Flammable liquid. Lighter than water. Diesel has the same characteristics as NITR but ignites instead of exploding. Ignites over 50°C and with pressures over 5.
Molten Wax
Description: "Liquid Wax"
Temp: 50.00
Color: Cream
Molten wax, burns, hardens into wax at around 45 degrees.
Acid
Description: "Dissolves almost everything."
Temp: 22.00
Color: Pink
Dissolves anything except:
Lava, LN2, Radioactive Elements, Specials (except INSL), Explosives (Ignites all explosives), Glass, Quartz and Broken Quartz, Diamond
Acid is also flammable, it burns when exposed to FIRE, electricity, or LAVA.
Lava
Description: "Heavy Liquid. Ignites Flammable Materials. Solidifies when cold."
Temp: 1522.00
Color: Luminous red, yellow or white
Solidifies to molten material under the melting temperature of the material.
Molten material that is the product of heating the following to a high enough temperature:
All electronics (Except Battery), All powders (except snow, BREL, ANAR, GRAV, FRZZ, BCOL, FSEP, YEST, and Dust), Glass, Breakable metal.
Or, is a by-product of a nuclear reaction.
Lava, when spawned (such as when you draw lava on the screen, or with CLNE) cools into STNE. If you change the ctype with PROP or the console, you can come out with any type of LAVA like molten STKM, molten WATR, or molten FIRE.
Oil
Description: "Liquid. Flammable."
Temp: 22.00
Color: Olive
Flammable liquid. With low pressure/heat, turns into gas. Gas turns into oil when cooled/exposed to low pressure. Oil can also be formed with Neutrons and Nitroglycerin (NITR).
Bizarre
Description: "Bizarre, contradicts the normal state changes."
Temp: 22.00
Color: Light green
Contradicting 'normal' physics, this element solidifies at around 130 degrees, and evaporates around -170 degrees. When colored with Decoration layer colors, it will transfer it's color to other elements it touches. Bizarre will transform PHOT into ELEC.
Paste
Description: "Colloid, hardens under pressure."
Temp: 20.00
Color: Gray
Turns into solid PSTS at about 0.30 pressure. Becomes brick at around 480 degrees.
Soap
Description: "Soap. Creates bubbles."
Temp: 20.00
Color: White
Creates bubbles at about 0.50 pressure, the bubbles have the same color as the soap. Removes decoration.
Gel
Description: "Gel. A liquid with variable viscosity and heat conductivity"
Temp: 22.00
Color: Orange
Added in 75.0, Gel can absorb water. While absorbing water, it becomes darker and less viscous and its heat conductivity increases. If in contact with sponge, water passes from gel to sponge. When gel touches PSTE(Paste) it will drain the water from the PSTE and the PSTE becomes CLST. If a gas touches the surface, then it will be randomly pulled across it and deposited somewhere else, useful in liquid/gas separation. Also appears to "stick" to gases.
Water types
Salt Water
Description: "Saltwater. Conducts electricity, Difficult to freeze."
Temp: 22.00
Color: Light blue
Product of Water + Salt. Saltwater freezes at around -40 degrees, and vaporizes at around 200 degrees. When it is heated, the water evaporates but leaves behind salt.
Saltwater also destroys PLNT and makes QRTZ grow slowly.
Distilled Water
Description: "Distilled water, does not conduct electricity."
Temp: 22.00
Color: Dark blue
Product of cooling water vapor or introducing water to neutrons. Does not conduct electricity. PLNT will not grow from this.
Carbonated Water
Color: blue (with dark blue 'bubbles')
Temp: 20.00
Carbonated Water, releases CO2 when in contact with anything. The release of CO2 creates pressure, which then causes a large 'explosion' of water.
Water
Description: "Liquid. Conducts electricity. Freezes. Extinguishes Fires."
Temp: 22.00
Color: Blue
Product of distilled water and most powders and liquids.
Conducts.
Freeze Water
Temp: -154.15
Color: dark blue
Can only be created through the console or adding FRZZ to water. Cools down to absolute zero by itself, and turns water into more FRZW.