Liquid Iron

This article has not been revised for the current version (U51-600112). It was last updated for LU-356355. It may contain inaccuracies.

This article has not been revised for the current version (U51-600112). It was last updated for LU-356355. It may contain inaccuracies.

Liquid Iron
(Fe) Iron is a common industrial Metal heated into a Liquid state.
Type	Liquid
Chemical Symbol	Fe
Freezing point	1534.85 °C → Iron
Vaporization point	2749.85 °C → Gas Iron
Hardness	0 (Very Soft)
Specific Heat Capacity	0.449 (DTU/g)/°C
Thermal Conductivity	4.000 (DTU/(m*s))/°C
Light Absorption	100 %
Radiation Absorption	66 %
Mass per Tile	7870 kg
Density	55.845 g/mol
Properties	Metal Ore, Refined Metal, Light Emitter, Liquid, Flammable

Liquid Iron is the Liquid state of Iron element. It is melted from Iron by heating it up to 1537.85 °C (2798.33 °F) (melting point + 3 °C).

Production

• Iron Volcanoes produce Liquid Iron at various rate.
• It can be harvested on rocket missions to renewable Space POIs:
  • In Metallic Asteroid Fields at a rate of 67.5 – 202.5 kg per cycle.