Sour Gas
Sour Gas | |||||||
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Properties | |||||||
Difficulty of Production | Medium | ||||||
Exists in Reality | Yes | ||||||
Can Be Placed | No | ||||||
Temperature | ~20°C | ||||||
Renewable? | Yes | ||||||
Warnings | |||||||
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Sour Gas is a product from late-game petroleum processing. It is one of the most reliable sources of Sulfuric Acid, making it an important gas in petroleum and bedrock ore processing.
Production
It can be made by processing Crude Oil in a Vacuum Refinery, where it gives 150 mB of sour gas from 1000 mB of crude oil:
1,000mBIt is also a common byproduct of the Hydrotreater giving either 150 mB or 300 mB of Sour Gas in its recipes.
Uses
It can be used in reforming, where 1000 mB of Sour Gas yield:
1,000mBSour Gas can also be processes in a Coker Unit:
250mB150mBOther uses of it include the Arc Welder recipe for the High-Performance Circuit, the production of TATB and the vulcanization of latex.