The Powder Toy

Acid-base neutralisation is weird by LightningBMW

LightningBMW
LightningBMW
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24th June
24th June
not a complaint really, but an observation that the new elements dont work as expected.
unchemistry imtptfan31 base neutralisation

Comments

  • AuricKerg
    AuricKerg     19th July
    interesting comments
  • LightningBMW
    LightningBMW     7th July
    @FoxFries404 im so sorry that you are incorrect. I have ran this on both PC and mobile and both versions act the same way. perhaps you should check if you have taken any hallucinogens recently.
  • ianluca029
    ianluca029     1st July
    . . . .
  • FoxFries404
    FoxFries404     30th June
    LightningBMW: Thank you for uncorrecting me. As I stated, both reactions are the same. Physics is slightly different for PC and Mobile.
  • LightningBMW
    LightningBMW     30th June
    i was considering asking on the discord why they made dilute base unreactive and water corrodable.
  • pacmanfan123
    pacmanfan123     29th June
    @LightingBMW if you are confused about the physics of BASE and ACID in TPT, just DM @tpt-moderators to ask them why its like this.
  • EkVideogames
    EkVideogames     29th June
    Oh is BASE "hardness" calculation broken on the PC release? That would explain alot why most elements act like they only have 1 corrosion resistance, and ACID being indestructible.
  • AuricKerg
    AuricKerg     29th June
    that would make acid hydrochloric acid and the base lithium hydroxide, however all 3 compounds (base, salt, acid) are substantially different to their irl counterparts
  • AuricKerg
    AuricKerg     29th June
    looking at the wiki and irl lithium creation, salt might actually be lithium chloride, as in game it creates lithium when mixed with molten silicon and irl molten salt electrolysis is used to create pure lithium
  • AuricKerg
    AuricKerg     29th June
    once again though depends on if the salt IS sodium chloride