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FSEP ignites at temperatures over 400C (much lower than FUSE), or when touching {{MaterialBtn | SPRK}}. It burns at very high temperatures (over 3000°C).  
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Fuse powder ignites at temperatures over {{temperature | t=673.15}} (much lower than [[Element:FUSE|fuse]]), or when touching a [[Element:SPRK|spark]]. When it burns, it generates [[Element:PLSM|plasma]] instead of [[Element:FIRE|fire]].
  
{{MaterialBtn | FUSE}} turns into FSEP at pressures greater than 2.7.
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== Creation ==
  
FSEP will be moved to the [[Explosives]] menu in version 91.
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Fuse turns into fuse powder when exposed to pressures greater than 2.7 and after a short delay:
  
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{{MaterialBtn|FUSE}} → {{MaterialBtn|FSEP}}
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{{MaterialBtn|RSST}} + {{MaterialBtn|BCOL}} → {{MaterialBtn|FSEP}}
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{{Languages|Element:FSEP}}

Latest revision as of 08:25, 22 April 2024

FSEP.png Fuse Powder
Properties
Section Powders
Spawn temperature 22°C
Heat Conductivity 28%
Relative weight 70
Gravity 0.1
Acid dissolve rate 3%
Flammability 0
State Powder
Source code


Fuse powder ignites at temperatures over 400°C (much lower than fuse), or when touching a spark. When it burns, it generates plasma instead of fire.

Creation

Fuse turns into fuse powder when exposed to pressures greater than 2.7 and after a short delay:

FUSE.pngFSEP.png

RSST.png + BCOL.pngFSEP.png

Language: English