Hydrogen

Hydrogen. Combusts with OXYG to make WATR. Undergoes fusion at high temperature and pressure.
Properties
Section	Gases
Spawn temperature	22°C
Heat Conductivity	100%
Relative weight	1
Gravity	0
Acid dissolve rate	0%
Flammability	0
State	Gas
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Creation

During an electrolysis reaction with IRON, hydrogen and OXYG are formed from the products of water. Hydrogen has a 2/3 chance of being produced, oxygen has a 1/3 chance.

When One neutron or one proton combine with an electron , they join and form hydrogen.

Reactions

When hydrogen is met with O2 and set alight with FIRE, it burns into WTRV. Hydrogen has no effect on pressure and can come in contact with QRTZ at sub-zero temperatures.

When hydrogen comes in contact with DESL at greater then 8 pressure, it turns itself into OIL and the diesel into WATR. The problem with this reaction is that DESL turns into fire at greater than 5 pressure, so this reaction is very hard to do. You have to make it convert before the DESL lights on fire, and get the reactants out safely. Or you can use TTAN to protect the DESL from pressure, since only the HYGN needs to be pressurized.

Fusion

When hydrogen is over 50 pressure and heated to over 2,000 degrees, it will transform into NBLE and release one NEUT, one PHOT with the ctype of 0x007C0000, and have a 10% chance of releasing one ELEC. It will also generate one particle of PLSM, add 30 pressure, and raise its own temperature by 1000±250 °C.

Since NEUT and ELEC transmute to hydrogen, the process may self perpetuate.

Flammability

Hydrogen does not burn like other elements do and is not listed as being flammable in the source code. It uses its own method in order to allow it to react with oxygen, and in order to allow for fusion, it also only burns when lower than 2000 °C. It will only burn from FIRE, PLSM, and LAVA

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