Cadmium
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| Cadmium | |
|---|---|
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| Properties | |
| Type | Element |
| Made With/By | Mustard Willow |
| Difficulty of Production | Medium-Hard |
| Exists in Reality | Yes |
| Atomic Number | 48 |
Cadmium is a material needed to make cadmium steel, which is a substitute for technetium steel.
Production
Cadmium can be obtained by smelting cadmium powder, which can be obtained acidizing 10 mustard willow leaves with 250mb of high-perfomance solvent in the ore acidizer.
250mB
10
Uses
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Cadmium can be alloyed with steel ingots to make cadmium steel which can be a substitute for technetium steel recipes. Can also be used as a substitute for orange dye.
Cadmium powder can also be used in a chemical plant alongside unsaturated hydrocarbons and chlorine gas to make PVC bars.
| Inputs | Recipe |
|---|---|
| Chemistry Recipe: PVC Bar
Duration: 5.0 seconds Consumption: 100 kHE/t Inputs: Cadmium, Unsaturated Hydrocarbons, Chlorine Gas Outputs: PVC Bar |
 250mB 250mB    |
Trivia
- Cadmium oxide is known for its yellow tint, which led it to be used as a pigment in paintings, used by painters like Monet.
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