Sour Gas

NFPA 704;
	4 4 0 ACID Sour Gas

Sour Gas
Properties
Type	Gas
Made With/By	Refining/Hydrotreating
Difficulty of Production	Medium
Exists in Reality	Yes
Can Be Placed	No
Temperature	~20°C
Renewable?	Yes
Flammable	250.0 kTU
Tooltip
	Sour Gas [Corrosive] [Flammable] Provides 250.0kTU per bucket [Polluting] When burned: - 0.0002 SOOT per mB [Toxic Fumes] [Gaseous] Hbm's Nuclear Tech
Warnings
NFPA 704;
	4 4 0 ACID Sour Gas

Sour Gas is a byproduct gas of late-game petroleum processing. It is one of the most reliable sources of sulfuric acid, making it important in petroleum and bedrock ore processing.

Sour Gas is a corrosive, flammable, polluting gas with the [Toxic Fumes] trait.

Production

Vacuum Refinery
1,000mB 400mB 250mB 200mB 150mB

Catalytic Reformer
1,000mB 750mB 100mB 150mB

Chemical Plant
Inputs	Recipe
Chemistry Recipe: TATB Duration: 2.5 seconds Consumption: 5.0 kHE/t Inputs: TNT, Sour Gas (1PU), Nitric Acid Outputs: TATB	200mB 10mB

Coker Unit
1,000mB 150mB

Industrial Solidification Machine
7,200mB


2,800mB

In real life, sour gas refers to any natural gas that contains a certain amount of hydrogen sulfide. This can be seen in the leftover petroleum gas produced by reforming.
- Although it is feasible for sour gas to have such a high sulfur content, the in-game variant contains a suspiciously large amount of oxygen (since sulfuric acid is ${\ce {H2SO4}}$ ).