Mercury

Mercury (Drop)
	A Drop of Mercury, or 125mB Mercury.
Properties
Type	Element
Made With/By	Ore Processing
Difficulty of Production	Easy-Medium
Atomic Number	80

NFPA 704;
	2 0 0 Mercury

Mercury
Properties
Type	Liquid
Made With/By	Coking / Centrifuge / Electrolyzer
Difficulty of Production	Easy-Medium
Exists in Reality	Yes
Can Be Placed	No
Temperature	~20°C
Renewable?	Yes
Tooltip
	Mercury [Toxic Fumes] [Liquid] Hbm's Nuclear Tech
Warnings
NFPA 704;
	2 0 0 Mercury

Mercury is a important liquid for progression, being most used in the production of desh and NITAN© super fuel, a expensive, but very effective fuel.

Conversion Note

8

Each drop of mercury is the equivalent of 125mB in liquid form when placed inside a fluid container such as a barrel, each drop is equivalent to an ingot of the fluid. Tiny drops of mercury are the equivalent of nuggets of a drop of mercury, 9 of them are required to produce a full drop of mercury.

Production (Drops)

Centrifuge
3 3 3 3
4 4
2 2
3 3 2 5
3 3

Ore Acidizer
500mB 3
500mB

Electrolysis Machine
1,000mB 500mB 500mB
100mB 4 Ingots 4 Ingots 3 8
100mB 6 Ingots 2 Ingots 3 2

Cyclotron

Industrial Solidification Machine
125mB

Crafting Table
2

Production (Fluid)

There are only a few methods of directly producing mercury as the fluid:

Coker Unit
10,000mB 1,000mB
450mB 50mB

Combination Oven
100mB

Electrolysis Machine
450mB 150mB 50mB 3 3 2
1,000mB 250mB 2 2

Uses (Drops)

Crafting Table

8
9

Cyclotron

Uses (Fluid)

Chemical Plant
Inputs	Recipes
Recipe: Desh Ingot Production Time: 5.0 seconds Consumption: 100 HE/t Inputs: Mercury, Light Oil, Desh Blend Outputs: Desh Ingot	200mB 200mB

Industrial Mixer
600mB 200mB 1,000mB

External Links

Mercury at Wikipedia

Gallery

Bottle of Mercury
Drop of Mercury
Tiny Drop of Mercury