Liquid Oxygen
| Liquid Oxygen | |||||||
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| Properties | |||||||
| Type | Liquid | ||||||
| Difficulty of Production | Easy | ||||||
| Exists in Reality | Yes | ||||||
| Can Be Placed | No | ||||||
| Temperature | ~20°C | ||||||
| Renewable? | Yes | ||||||
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Liquid oxygen, sometimes abbreviated as LOX or LOXygen is the liquid form of molecular oxygen. It is generally used as an oxidizer. Its temperature is -100°C or -148°F. It is gaseous at room temperature.
Production
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- Chemical plant:
- Cryo-Electrolysis (7.5 seconds)
- 8,000 mB of water produces 800 mB of liquid hydrogen and 800 mB of liquid oxygen.
- Heavy Water Cryo-Electrolysis
- 8,000 mB of heavy water produces 400 mB of deuterium and 400mB of liquid oxygen.
- Cryo-Electrolysis (7.5 seconds)
- Electrolysis machine:.
- 1,000 mB of water produces 100 mB of liquid hydrogen and 100mB liquid oxygen.
- 1,000 mB of heavy water produces 50 mB Deuterium and 50mB liquid oxygen.
Uses
- Chemical plant:
- Boosted Linde Xenon Cycle (1.0 seconds)
- 250 mB of liquid oxygen produces 50 mB of xenon gas.
- Pandemonium(III)tantalite Production (6.0 seconds)
- 1,000 mB of natural gas, 500 mB of liquid oxygen, 1 purified tantalite, and 1 fluorite produces 1,000 mB pandemonium(III)tantalite solution
- Boosted Linde Xenon Cycle (1.0 seconds)
- Industrial mixer:
- 500 mB of liquid oxygen and 500 mB of liquid hydrogen produces 1,000 mB of oxyhydrogen
- Arc Welder:
- 1,000 mB of liquid oxygen and 2 cast technetium steel Plates produces 1 welded technetium steel plate.
- 1,000 mB of liquid oxygen and 2 cast tungsten plates produces 1 welded cungsten plate.
- 1,000 mB of liquid oxygen and 2 cast cadmium plates produces 1 welded cadmium plate.
- Rocket fuel with kerosene.
- Blowing up a tank with liquid oxygen inside, can cause the area around the tank to freeze.
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