Bismuth Bronze

Bismuth Bronze
Properties
Type	Alloy
Made With/By	Alloying
Difficulty of Production	Hard
Exists in Reality	Yes
Atomic Number	N/A

Bismuth Bronze is a copper based alloy mixed with bismuth. It can be used as substitute for arsenic bronze in most recipes.

Production

Bismuth bronze can be made by crucible alloying copper, bismuth, and flux; this will yield an ingot of bismuth bronze and 3 nuggets of slag.

Crucible

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Uses

Bismuth bronze can replace arsenic bronze in most recipes. Some common recipes where bismuth bronze replaces arsenic bronze:

• One of 3 tier 5 anvils.

Anvil (Iron/Lead or above)

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• Assembling a plasma forge.

Assembly Machine

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• Forging heavy duty elements.

Plasma Forge

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• Assembling a MHD Turbine.

Assembly Machine

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• Bronze weapon parts, currently only used to make the laser rifle.

• Cast bismuth bronze plates can be used in the assembly of the inertial confinement fusion reactor.

• Replacing arsenic bronze in overdrive upgrade Mk.III.

Assembly Machine

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