18 exagrams of solid tritium carbonate by ReallyJustDont
"Now, I know this thing's material sheet says it's conductive, but whatever you do, DO NOT spark it. It heats up when it conducts, and at this point it's so dense and radioactive it's basically a frozen azure bomb. Just don't touch it, okay?"
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Comments
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JasonS 22nd Sep 2021
Isn't tritium carbonate just carbonic acid but with tritium atoms in place of hydrogen? In that case it would extremely rapidly decompose into carbon dioxide and tritiated water. The tritiated water would be just like normal water, only a bit heavier and extremely radioactive. The decaying tritium will also be an excellent source of the extremely precious and expensive helium-3. -
-_0 22nd Sep 2021
Also, tritium carbonate would be represented by ICE (BUBW) instead of ICE (SING) -
NoVIcE 22nd Sep 2021
what what -
-_0 22nd Sep 2021OP's username checks out
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peacefrog 22nd Sep 2021
Tritium carbonate has not been created yet and it has an almost 0% chance of being extremely volatile. This is incorrect on that even 18000000000000000 KG of it wouldn't do anything. Next time learn about theese things. -
bryiscool 22nd Sep 2021
im calling it ice cube -
bryiscool 22nd Sep 2021its a frozen 75% azure bomb
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MamaSwiss 22nd Sep 2021
I feel like 18 exagrams of TNT would be more explosive than this. -
Andy_Sunrise 22nd Sep 2021
more like 18 exagrams of... JOE MAMA -
dgnr 22nd Sep 2021
Coooool One +1