Liquid Oxygen

NFPA 704;
	3 0 0 CRYO Liquid Oxygen

Liquid Oxygen
Properties
Type	Liquid
Made With/By	Chemical synthesis
Difficulty of Production	Easy-Medium
Exists in Reality	Yes
Can Be Placed	No
Temperature	-100°C
Renewable?	Yes
Tooltip
	Liquid Oxygen -100°C [Gaseous at Room Temperature] [Liquid] Hbm's Nuclear Tech
Warnings
NFPA 704;
	3 0 0 CRYO Liquid Oxygen

Liquid Oxygen, or LOX, is a liquid gaseous at room temperature, created from compressing air and cooling the liquid to negative temperatures. LOX is a important liquid used in the boosted production of xenon gas, lithium-ion batteries, ionized particles and etc.

LOX can also be used as a powerful welder in the arc welder and the plasma forge to weld technetium, tungsten and cadmium.

Production

Chemical Plant
Inputs	Recipe
Recipe: Oxygen Duration: 1.0 second Consumption: 400HE/t Inputs: Compressed Air Outputs: Liquid Oxygen	8,000mB 500mB

Electrolysis Machine
2,000mB 200mB 200mB
2,000mB 200mB 200mB

Uses

Chemical Plant
Inputs	Recipes
Blueprint: Xenon Gas (Cooled) Duration: 1.0 second Consumption: 1.0kHE/t Inputs: Liquid Oxygen, Compressed Air Outputs: Xenon Gas	8,000mB 250mB 50mB
Recipe: Pandemonium(III)tantalite Solution Duration: 6.0 seconds Consumption: 100HE/t Inputs: Natural Gas, Liquid Oxygen, Purified Tantalite, Fluorite Outputs: Pandemonium(III)tantalite Solution	1,000mB 500mB 1,000mB