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== Reactions == | == Reactions == | ||
| − | In The Powder Toy, oxygen is very flammable, but in real life, burning is actually a reaction of oxygen and the burning material. When oxygen is mixed with [[Element:HYGN|hydrogen]] and lit, the combustion will result in [[Element:WTRV|water vapor]]. | + | In The Powder Toy, oxygen is very flammable, but in real life, burning is actually a reaction of oxygen and the burning material. When oxygen is mixed with [[Element:HYGN|hydrogen]] and lit, the combustion will result in [[Element:WTRV|water vapor]]. When oxygen is mixed with [[Element:BOYL|BOYL]], the reaction will result in [[Element:WATR|water]] and 4 pressure. |
=== [[Fusion]] === | === [[Fusion]] === | ||
| − | When oxygen is over {{Temperature | t=9973.15 }} in temperature, the pressure is over 250 and the gravitational force is over 20 in total, the oxygen fuses into [[Element:BRMT|broken metal]]. It will also release a [[Element:NEUT|neutron]] (with temperature over maximum), a [[Element:PHOT|photon]] (same temperature), and a particle of [[Element:PLSM|plasma]] (once again with same temperature). | + | When oxygen is over {{Temperature | t=9973.15 }} in temperature, the pressure is over 250 and the gravitational force is over 20 in total, the oxygen fuses into [[Element:BRMT|broken metal]]. It will also release a [[Element:NEUT|neutron]] (with temperature over maximum), a [[Element:PHOT|photon]] (same temperature), a [[Element:GRVT|graviton]] and a particle of [[Element:PLSM|plasma]] (once again with same temperature). |
| − | It will also increase the temperature around the location to | + | It will also increase the temperature around the location to max temp ({{Temperature | t=10000 }}) and pressure to max pressure (256) |
The oxygen's fusion is by far the most violent fusion in the whole game. | The oxygen's fusion is by far the most violent fusion in the whole game. | ||
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| This save shows off the burning of hydrogen and oxygen combination into water vapor. | | This save shows off the burning of hydrogen and oxygen combination into water vapor. | ||
| {{ save | id=673260 }} | | {{ save | id=673260 }} | ||
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| + | | This save shows off the watr boyl reaction. | ||
| + | | {{ save | id=1900583 }} | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:34, 11 January 2022
 Oxygen gas. Ignites easily. | |
| Properties | |
|---|---|
| Section | Gases |
| Spawn temperature | 22°C |
| Heat Conductivity | 28% |
| Relative weight | 1 |
| Gravity | 0 |
| Acid dissolve rate | 0% |
| Flammability | 0 |
| State | Gas |
| Transitions | |
| Low temperature |
 below -183.15°C |
| Source code | |
Contents
Creation
When water is electrolysed with IRON or hit with electrons, the water will split, and hydrogen and oxygen is formed. Oxygen has a 1/3 chance, when hydrogen has 2/3 chance.
Also, it is born with the fusion of CO2.
Oxygen can be produced when SMKE or CO2 is absorbed by PLNT, simulating photosythesis.
Reactions
In The Powder Toy, oxygen is very flammable, but in real life, burning is actually a reaction of oxygen and the burning material. When oxygen is mixed with hydrogen and lit, the combustion will result in water vapor. When oxygen is mixed with BOYL, the reaction will result in water and 4 pressure.
Fusion
When oxygen is over 9700°C in temperature, the pressure is over 250 and the gravitational force is over 20 in total, the oxygen fuses into broken metal. It will also release a neutron (with temperature over maximum), a photon (same temperature), a graviton and a particle of plasma (once again with same temperature).
It will also increase the temperature around the location to max temp (9726.85°C) and pressure to max pressure (256)
The oxygen's fusion is by far the most violent fusion in the whole game.
Examples
| This save shows off the burning of hydrogen and oxygen combination into water vapor. | 673260View save 673260
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| This save shows off the watr boyl reaction. | 1900583View save 1900583
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| Language: | [[::Element:OXYG|English]] |
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