Schrabidic Acid
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| Schrabidic Acid | |||||||
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| Properties | |||||||
| Type | Liquid | ||||||
| Exists in Reality | No | ||||||
| Viscosity | Immobilizingly viscous | ||||||
| Temperature | ~20°C | ||||||
| Renewable? | No | ||||||
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Schrabidic acid is an extremely dangerous, yet useful fluid. It is murky dark grey in color. Despite its high viscosity, it has a fast flow speed, outpacing even water. However, the spread is that of lava. Despite it being an incredibly powerful acid, it deals no environmental or entity damage, but it is like a more powerful stereotypical green ooze, heavily irradiating the player.
Production
Schrabidic acid is produced by mixing 8000mB of schrabidium trisulfide with 6000mB of hydrogen peroxide and ionized particles in a chemical plant:
8,000mB
6,000mB
16,000mBUses
- It is used to produce ferric schrabidate, a material used to produce dineutronium. This recipe uses the chemical plant, 1 iron powder, and 250mB of the acid to make 1 ferric schrabidate powder.
- It can also be put in a bucket and placed in the environment.
Trivia
- Like the stereotypical green ooze, you can make a sellafite generator by making it contact water