basti0104
basti0104
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17th Aug 2015
17th Feb 2018
Solid-Liquid-Gas-Plasma
solid proton electron atom quarks quant kamehameha plasma liquid neutron

Comments

  • Plasmey_401k
    Plasmey_401k
    24th Jun 2017
    Hi TuDoR, haven't seen you in a while. Is there a new mod link?
  • _Theo
    _Theo
    25th Mar 2017
    Theres 6 actually. Bose-einstein, solid, liquid, gas, plasma and quark-gluon #2017Train
  • msasterisk
    msasterisk
    25th Jul 2016
    Other than that, +1
  • msasterisk
    msasterisk
    25th Jul 2016
    As well as next to frozen/gaseous DEUT
  • msasterisk
    msasterisk
    25th Jul 2016
    And you forgot a green triangle next to frozen OXYG
  • msasterisk
    msasterisk
    25th Jul 2016
    Represent gaseous carbon with CO2, that's how TPT does it.
  • handicraftsman
    handicraftsman
    27th Nov 2015
    Good. Fav
  • Technomancer
    Technomancer
    17th Aug 2015
    Haven't got a clue. Neither is represented in TPT. Neutronium would presumably be fluid to an extent (no electrical fields or atomic bonds, so no fixed structure), but held fairly stationary by gravity (including its own). Possibly it could be a super-heavy powder or liquid generating its own Newtonian gravity, but there isn't anything like it actually in the game. As for the other, to be honest I don't know enough about the properties of BEC to even suggest anything.
  • basti0104
    basti0104
    17th Aug 2015
    how should i add something like that?
  • Technomancer
    Technomancer
    17th Aug 2015
    You missed at least two. Bose-Einstein Condensate is only thought to exist at or very close to absolute zero, and degenerate matter (aka, neutronium) results from pressure and/or gravity so intense that there is no longer any space between subatomic particles, so that PROT and ELEC are forced to merge into NEUT (effectively destroying atoms and making something totally different)