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Oxygen is the gas with the best power/danger ratio. It provides a boost to power transmission without actively increasing the waste gas amount or temperature.<br> | Oxygen is the gas with the best power/danger ratio. It provides a boost to power transmission without actively increasing the waste gas amount or temperature.<br> | ||
Pretty risky to use, as any disruption of the cooling loop will soon cause a | Pretty risky to use, as any disruption of the cooling loop will soon cause a tritium fire in the crystal chamber which is nigh impossible to stop unless if the setup accounts for it to begin with. Even just a high concentration of O2 will activate and continuously power the crystal. This gas is almost as risky as CO2: it doesn't cause significant danger as long as the crystal is cooled, but the moment it ignites you are definitely fucked, moreso than CO2.<br> | ||
If you're badass enough to run an O2 setup: Always precool it before flooding the Supermatter chamber.<br> | If you're badass enough to run an O2 setup: Always precool it before flooding the Supermatter chamber.<br> | ||
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CO2 is a very dangerous gas - in low concentrations, it will increase the crystal's power generation and can be used to produce Pluoxium as well.<br> | CO2 is a very dangerous gas - in low concentrations, it will increase the crystal's power generation and can be used to produce Pluoxium as well.<br> | ||
In high concentrations however, it will raise the crystal's energy to extremely high levels. This causes catastrophic side effects (electric arcs and anomalies) until it eventually explodes into a [[Tesla]] ball.<br> | In high concentrations however, it will raise the crystal's energy to extremely high levels. This causes catastrophic side effects (electric arcs and anomalies) until it eventually explodes into a [[Tesla]] ball.<br> | ||
Only for the | Only for the skilled. | ||
=== Gas Production === | === Gas Production === | ||