hi...

not sure if this has been mentioned, vetoed, whatnot...
i'm new here, and i have some specific stuff in mind, so please bear with me....


i thought of a few new elements that i believe could prove interesting in various situations:


[ALKE] ALKALINE : heavy particles
generates heat when in contact with water (unlike rubidium, which plain goes boom)
generates pressure as well when in contact with acid* (baking soda volcanoes, anyone?)

*could be replaced with oil, perhaps (?)


[ETLY] ELECTROLYTE : heavy particles
generated electrons when in contact with acid (a DIY battery, if you will) - some heat is also generated in the process,
particles decay into coal after reaction
output/decay ratio is affected by temperature (hotter, makes for less efficient reaction)


[CEMT] CEMENT : liquid
turns into BRICK when in contact with salt


[PIEZ] PIEZO : heavy particles
generates electrons when under pressure


[CLYS] CATALYST : liquid - possibly gas or light powder (?)
clones surrounding particles (three-fold) when heated - disappears afterwards


[IMPL] IMPLOSIVE : heavy particles
collapses abruptly upon itself when struck with voltage, rapidly decreasing pressure (momentary black hole)


specific values are left open... as i am pretty sure this would require some experiments to get right


now, i'm well aware i could create my own build and code these myself (i'm C++ trained) - but i fear that i've arrived at a less-than-convenient time to do so, judging by the sticky saying "HALT" atop the page... so here's my suggenstions for the time being

feel free to add!

cheers!