Beryllium
| Beryllium | |
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| Properties | |
| Type | Element |
| Made With/By | Normal |
| Default Ore Veins per Chunk | 6 |
| Ore Vein Size | 4 |
| Minimum Ore Height | 5 |
| Maximum Ore Height | 35 |
| Difficulty of Production | Medium |
| Exists in Reality | Yes |
| Atomic Number | 4 |
Beryllium is a rare and brittle element which is most widely used in relation to nuclear technology.
Production
Mineral Deposits
Beryllium ore generates uncommonly underground.
Processing
Smelting
Shredding
Foundry Processing
Ore can be melted in a crucible into 2 ingots of molten beryllium and a stone byproduct.
Centrifuging
Crystalization
Beryllium ore can be crystalized to produce Beryllium crystals, increasing yield.
Electrolysis
6 ingots
4 nuggets
Uses
Beryllium has many uses in relation to nuclear technology, being used to make RBMK neutron source fuel rods and empty ZIRNOX fuel rods.
Gallery
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Ore
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Block
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Crystals
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Powder
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Billet
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Nugget
