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==Production Chain== | ==Production Chain== | ||
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|RecipeName=Deuterium | |||
|Building=Miniature Particle Collider | |||
|Replicator=No | |||
|Technology=Miniature Particle Collider | |||
|Recipe={{ItemRecipe | |||
|Out1=Deuterium | |||
|Out1Qty=5 | |||
|CraftTime=5 s | |||
|In1=Hydrogen | |||
|In1Qty=10 | |||
}} | |||
}} | |||
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{{ProductionChain | |||
|RecipeName=Deuterium 2 | |||
|Building=Fractionator | |||
|Replicator=No | |||
|Technology=Deuterium Fractionation | |||
|Recipe={{ItemRecipe | |||
|Out1=Deuterium | |||
|Out1Qty=1 | |||
|CraftTime=1% | |||
|In1=Hydrogen | |||
|In1Qty=1 | |||
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==Used In== | ==Used In== | ||
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Deuterium
Material, Fuel
A stable isotope of hydrogen. Rarely exists under natural conditions. Most of them come from the reprocessing of hydrogen and the collection from the Gas Giant.
| Fuel Type | Chemical | |
| Energy | 9.00 MJ | |
| Fuel Chamber Gen. | +100% | |
| Made In | Fractionator, Particle Collider Cannot make in replicator | |
| Gathered From | Gas Giant Orbit | |
| Stack Size | 20 |
Summary
Production Chain
| Recipe | Building | Replicator? | Technology |
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Used In
| Recipe | Building | Replicator? | Technology |
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| Template:ItemRecipe/Deuteron Fuel Rod |     |
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| Template:ItemRecipe/Strange Matter | |
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Player Tips & Tricks
- Using Fractionators to produce Deuterium is roughly five times more energy efficient (using Mk.III Conveyor Belts) than Particule Colliders. It takes more space to setup, but works in a simple loop (with a buffer liquid storage slowly refilled with Hydrogen).
| Units | Fractionator | Particule Collider |
|---|---|---|
| kW (kJ/s) | 720 | 12000 |
| Deuterium /s | 0.3 | 1 |
| kJ per Deuterium | 2400 | 12000 |