Liquid Hydrogen

Liquid Hydrogen
Properties
Type	Liquid
Difficulty of Production	Easy
Exists in Reality	Yes
Can Be Placed	No
Temperature	~20°C
Renewable?	Yes
Warnings
Fire Diamond NFPA 704 3 4 0 CRYO Liquid Hydrogen

Hydrogen is the lightest element in the periodic table, is highly combustible, it also has useful nuclear properties. In the mod, it has numerous uses, being somewhat important to progression. Liquid hydrogen is a liquid that temperature is -260°C or -436°F. It is gaseous in room temperature.

Production

• Catalytic reformer:
  • 1,000 mB of cracked naphtha produces 500 mB of reformate, 100 mB of aromatic hydrocarbons, and 50 mB of liquid hydrogen.
  • 1,000 mB of naphtha produces 500 mB of reformate, 150 mB of petroleum gas, and 100 mB of liquid hydrogen.
  • 1,000 mB of light oil produces 500 mB of aromatic hydrocarbons, 100 mB of reformate gas, and 150 mB liquid hydrogen.
  • 1,000 mB of cracked light oil produces 500 mB of aromatic hydrocarbons, 50 mB of reformate gas, and 200 mB of liquid hydrogen.
  • 1,000 mB of sour gas produces 750 mB of sulfuric acid, 100 mB of petroleum gas, and 150 mB of liquid hydrogen.
  • 1,000 mB of cholesterol solution produces 500 mB of estradiol solution, 350 mB of reformate gas, and 150 mB of liquid hydrogen.
  • 1,000 mB petroleum gas produces 850 mB of unsaturated hydrocarbons, 100 mB reformate gas, and 50 mB of liquid hydrogen.

• Chemical plant:
  • Cryo-Electrolysis (7.5 seconds)
    • 8,000 mB of water produces 800 mB of liquid hydrogen and 800 mB of liquid oxygen.

• Electrolysis machine:
  • 1,000 mB of water produces 100 mB of liquid hydrogen and 100 mB of liquid oxygen.

Uses

• Hydrotreater (all at 1 PU):
  • 50 mB of liquid hydrogen and 1,000 mB of cracked oil produces 900 mB cracked desulfurized oil and 150 mB of sour gas.
  • 100 mB of liquid hydrogen and 1,000 mB of cracked diesel produces 800 mB diesel and 300 mB of sour gas.
  • 100 mB of liquid hydrogen and 1,000 mB of high-octane Cracked Diesel produces high-octane diesel and 300 mB of sour gas.
  • 100 mB of liquid hydrogen and 1,000 mB of crude oil produces 900 mB of desulfurized oil and 150 mB of sour gas.
  • 50 mB of liquid hydrogen and 1,000 mB of natural gas produces 800 mB of petroleum gas and 150 mB of sour gas.
  • 50 mB of liquid hydrogen and 1,000 mB of coal oil produces 800 mB of coal gasoline and 150mB of sour gas.

• Chemical plant
  • Coltan Purifying (3.0 seconds)
    • 250 mB of hydrogen peroxide, 500 mB of liquid hydrogen, 2 crushed coltan, and 1 coal powder produces 500 mB of water, 1 purified tantalite, 1 niobium powder, and 1 pile of dust.

• Industrial mixer:
  • Liquid hydrogen produces oxyhydrogen
  • Liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen produces oxyhydrogen.
  • 1 ionized particle cloud, 200 mB of liquid hydrogen, and 1,000 mB of water produces 1,000 mB of ionic gel.

• Liquid hydrogen is combustible and flammable, providing with 10.0 kHE per bucket and 5.0 kTU per bucket, respectively .

Trivia

• Hydrogen is already found naturally in the molecular H₂ form.

External Links

• Liquid hydrogen at Wikipedia