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HEAC can't be melted and isn't affected by pressure. Conducts heat faster than any other material can.
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The only way to melt HEAC is using {{MaterialBtn|LIGH}} on it. When {{MaterialBtn|LIGH}} hits HEAC, the HEAC will melt. It will turn back to solid form when its temperature is lower than ~1650C.
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==Example Saves==
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| An alloy with HEAC and VIBR
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| {{ save | id=2175502 }}
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| How to melt HEAC (using [[Element:TESC|TESC]])
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Latest revision as of 15:28, 28 November 2023

HEAC.png Rapid Heat Conductor
Properties
Section Solids
Spawn temperature 22°C
Heat Conductivity 100%
Relative weight 100
Gravity 0
Acid dissolve rate 0%
Flammability 0
State Solid
Source code


HEAC can't be melted and isn't affected by pressure. Conducts heat faster than any other material can.

The only way to melt HEAC is using LIGH.png on it. When LIGH.png hits HEAC, the HEAC will melt. It will turn back to solid form when its temperature is lower than ~1650C.

Example Saves

An alloy with HEAC and VIBR
How to melt HEAC (using TESC)
Language: [[::Element:HEAC|English]]