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| name = Oxygen | | name = Oxygen | ||
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| − | | heatCapacity = 21.1 Joule / | + | | heatCapacity = 21.1 Joule / mol⋅K |
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| − | == | + | == Description == <!--T:2--> |
| − | + | <blockquote><q>Oxygen provides energy when released in combustion, and also bonds with hydrogen to create [[Water]]. It is created by [[plants]], as well as from processing [[Ice (Oxite)]]. It is highly flammable at low temperatures.</q><br> | |
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| − | Oxygen | + | [[Oxygen]], also known as '''O<sub>2</sub>''', is the basic gas necessary for human survival. It is is released when smelting certain ore (such as [[Ore_(Gold)|gold]]) or by melting [[Ice_(Oxite)|Oxite]]. It is also produced by plants in [[Hydroponic_Tray|hydroponic trays]] or the [[Hydroponic_Station|hydroponics station]] when they photosynthesize. |
| − | Pure oxygen auto-ignites at | + | Oxygen has an isochoric molar heat capacity of 21.1 J/mol⋅K. |
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| + | Pure oxygen auto-ignites at 300°C when in [[atmosphere]] at any pressure when [[Volatiles|volatile]] gas is present. | ||
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| + | '''Liquid Oxygen''' can be created by lowering the temperature of Oxygen gas below it's boiling point, or by raising it's pressure above it's condensation point. The boiling point of Oxygen is 90K (-183°C) at 100kPa. | ||
== Usage == <!--T:2--> | == Usage == <!--T:2--> | ||
The main usage is in sustaining your life, either in the ambient atmosphere when your helmet is open, or in your suit's oxygen tank. Aside from that it is used for combustion in the [[furnace]] and the [[Gas_Generator|gas generator]]. | The main usage is in sustaining your life, either in the ambient atmosphere when your helmet is open, or in your suit's oxygen tank. Aside from that it is used for combustion in the [[furnace]] and the [[Gas_Generator|gas generator]]. | ||
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| + | When used as oxidizer in rocket fuel, oxygen has a mass of 62.4 mol/kg. | ||
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| Specific heat | 21.1 Joule / mol⋅K |
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Description[edit]
Oxygen provides energy when released in combustion, and also bonds with hydrogen to create Water. It is created by plants, as well as from processing Ice (Oxite). It is highly flammable at low temperatures.
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Oxygen, also known as O2, is the basic gas necessary for human survival. It is is released when smelting certain ore (such as gold) or by melting Oxite. It is also produced by plants in hydroponic trays or the hydroponics station when they photosynthesize.
Oxygen has an isochoric molar heat capacity of 21.1 J/mol⋅K.
Pure oxygen auto-ignites at 300°C when in atmosphere at any pressure when volatile gas is present.
Liquid Oxygen can be created by lowering the temperature of Oxygen gas below it's boiling point, or by raising it's pressure above it's condensation point. The boiling point of Oxygen is 90K (-183°C) at 100kPa.
Usage[edit]
The main usage is in sustaining your life, either in the ambient atmosphere when your helmet is open, or in your suit's oxygen tank. Aside from that it is used for combustion in the furnace and the gas generator.
When used as oxidizer in rocket fuel, oxygen has a mass of 62.4 mol/kg.
Sources[edit]
You can collect Oxygen from the following sources:
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| Ice (Oxite) | 22.5 mol | ||
| Gold Ore | 0.2 mol | ||
| Pure Ice Oxygen | 50 mol | ||
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