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Adds info on water vapor's application.
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Pure H<sub>2</sub>O. Keep away from the [[Clown]] - this slips people and even freezes tiles when released at low temperatures. Can be used as fusion fuel to make particularly exothermic reactions. Generated as a waste product when tritium combusts with oxygen. In fact so much of it is generated that it lowers the heat of the gas by a massive amount and drastically lowers the temperatures of active burn chambers by half, even more if permitted to accumulate. Also dissipates on its own when creating wet tiles. | Pure H<sub>2</sub>O. Keep away from the [[Clown]] - this slips people and even freezes tiles when released at low temperatures. Can be used as fusion fuel to make particularly exothermic reactions. Generated as a waste product when tritium combusts with oxygen. In fact so much of it is generated that it lowers the heat of the gas by a massive amount and drastically lowers the temperatures of active burn chambers by half, even more if permitted to accumulate. Also dissipates on its own when creating wet tiles. | ||
The [[Janitor]] starts with a tank in his closet. | The [[Janitor]] starts with a tank in his closet. Outside of atmospherics, it can be used to clean large areas very quickly. | ||
===[[File:CO2_Canister.png]]CO<sub>2</sub>=== | ===[[File:CO2_Canister.png]]CO<sub>2</sub>=== | ||