Talk:Ice (Oxite)
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TODO: Fix information about melting. Now it does have specific melting point instead of using applied heat.
I can't move this page, but I think we should move it to Oxite and just make this a redirect, similar to Nitrice. Easier to type/cleaner?
- dLX 1:36 AM
Suggestion to combine all ice pages into one
All these pages (Oxite, Volatiles, Water, Nitrice) contain mostly identical information about mining and melting. The only unique content is the chemical composition, images and usage tips. I suggest creating a single "Ices" page page and turning the individual ice pages into redirects that point to the relevant sections. The Ices page should include:
- a table or list of all natural ices,
- a table/list with every artificial pure ice,
- complete information about melting.
- a link to mining guide
An alternative suggestion if we decide to keep the individual Ice pages is to cut the repeating melting info into a different entity and somehow include it through wiki magic into every ice page, thus avoiding duplication or possible inconsistencies.
The melting info needs to be streamlined and expanded, I am planning to perform some research on the topic.
Legolegs (talk) 08:07, 27 March 2026 (UTC)
Nitrice's nitrous oxide condensation behavior is unique enough that i wouldn't recommend leaving it as a footnote instead of its own page. There's also the distinction between ices melting under sunlight but not pure ices, pure ices not being straight multiples of 50 mols, space ices being technically pure ices(even impure salt), and salt being a pure ice with a melting temperature above 20°C which makes it impossible to process in an ice crusher.