Deuterium: Difference between revisions

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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

5

2.5 s

10

1

1%

1

?

Summary

Deuterium is stable heavier isotope of Hydrogen. Rarely exists under natural conditions. Most comes from the reprocessing of hydrogen and collection from Gas Giants via Orbital Collectors.

Production Chain

Recipe	Building	Replicator?	Technology
1 1 % 1		✖
5 5 s 10		✖
1 ?		✖

Production Progression Chart

Critical Photon-based production
Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
2	2 2	2 2

Fire Ice-based production
Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3
2	1 2	1 2

Crude Oil-based production
Stage 1	Stage 2	Stage 3	Stage 4
2	1 2	3 2	3 2

Note: Hydrogen created during Crude Oil-based production must be recycled through the system to ensure full efficiency. Final stage quantities are remaining surplus available for distribution.

Used In

Recipe	Building	Replicator?	Technology
2 12 s 1 20 1		✔
1 8 s 2 2 10		✖

Player Tips & Tricks

Using Fractionators to produce Deuterium is roughly five times more energy efficient (using Mk.III Conveyor Belts) than Particle Colliders. It takes more space to setup, but works in a simple loop (with a buffer liquid storage slowly refilled with Hydrogen).

Comparative Data
Units	Fractionator	Particle Collider
kW (kJ/s)	720	12000
Deuterium /s	0.3	1
kJ per Deuterium	2400	12000

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-'''Note:''' [[Hydrogen]] created during Crude Oil-based production must be recycled through the system to ensure full efficiency.  Final stage quantities are remaining surplus available for distribution.
+'''Note:''' [[Hydrogen]] created during [[Crude Oil]]-based production must be recycled through the system to ensure full efficiency.  Final stage quantities are remaining surplus available for distribution.
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