| Chemical
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Description
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Notes
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| Water
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A ubiquitous chemical substance that is composed of hydrogen and oxygen.
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Also known as Dihydrogen Monoxide. Put out toxin fires with this.
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| Oxygen
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A colorless, odorless gas.
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| Nitrogen
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A colorless, odorless, tasteless gas.
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| Hydrogen
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A colorless, odorless, nonmetallic, tasteless, highly combustible diatomic gas.
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| Potassium
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A soft, low-melting solid that can easily be cut with a knife. Reacts violently with water.
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Mixing with water will cause this to explode.
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| Mercury
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A liquid metal.
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Poisonous, do not inject or swallow.
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| Carbon
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A highly stable element found in organics.
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| Chlorine
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A noxious gas.
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| Fluorine
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A highly reactive chemical element.
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| Phosphorus
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A highly reactive element, glows on contact with oxygen.
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| Lithium
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A soft, silver metallic element.
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| Sulphur
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A foul smelling non-metallic crystalline element.
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| Sulphuric Acid
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A strong mineral acid with the molecular formula H2SO4.
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Very dangerous, do not splash on faces, eat, or inject people with this.
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| Radium
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Radium is an alkaline earth metal. It is extremely radioactive.
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Deals out radiation damage, and will raise the radiation level of the subject it is used on.
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| Iron
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A metallic element, reacts with oxygen.
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Cures certain diseases. May be worthwhile to create a pill bottle of this. Also used in certain alcoholic concoctions.
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| Aluminum
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A silvery white and ductile member of the boron group of chemical elements.
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| Silicon
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A tetravalent metalloid, silicon is less reactive than its chemical analog carbon.
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| Plasma
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Liquefied plasma.
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Highly dangerous when ingested, must acquire from the mines.
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| Sugar
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The organic compound commonly known as table sugar and sometimes called saccharose. This white, odorless, crystalline powder has a pleasing, sweet taste.
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| Ethanol
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A well-known alcohol with a variety of applications.
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Do not drink unless seeking pure drunkatude.
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| Uranium
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A black, incredibly dense, slightly radioactive, actinide. Often used in its depleted state in military ballistics and heavy armor.
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Must acquire from the mines, radioactive!
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| Gold
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A dark yellow, dense, valuable conductive metal. Often used in electronics.
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Must acquire from the mines!
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| Silver
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A white, valuable conductive metal. Often used in harmonic wiring.
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Must acquire from the mines!
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