Given enough time and power, a large supply of hydrogen can be used to create any element desired. Operate the Chemical Synthesis Machine to turn elements back into items. Use the microscope to discover new molecular structures. Craft machines that decompose minecraft items into elements and molecules.
#Minechem polytool effects full
When a full stack of hydrogen is applied to the Polytool, the tool will cause an explosion if the attacked target is already on fire.īecause of hydrogen's simplicity, stability, and ubiquity, it is a very useful element in the Fusion Chamber. Minechem- Add chemistry to your minecraft world. Hydrogen can be created by splitting Helium or Lithium in the Fission Chamber. In addition to their use in synthesizing items, some molecules also give the player various effects when ingested. Mine Chem adds nearly 200 molecules, more of which can be decomposed from other items found in the game although some of the more complex molecules can only be created via the Chemical Synthesis Machine. Place the Chemist's Journal in the slot in the middle of the GUI and the respective object to be identified in the slot on the top left. As of version 5.0.5, the molecules that yield the most atoms of hydrogen are Polyvinyl Chloride (192 atoms), Tannic Acid (182 atoms), Polyisobutylene Rubber (136 atoms), Nodularin (60 atoms), and Keratin (59 atoms). A molecule is a substance made from two or more elements bonded together. The Microscope is a machine added by MineChem, which is used to identify components of various objects and to document their syntheses and decompositions in the Chemist's Journal. The easiest molecules to obtain are Water from buckets of water (yields 2 hydrogen atoms) and Cellulose from numerous plant and plant-derived items such as wood or paper (yields 10 hydrogen atoms). Hydrogen can be produced from the decomposition of a wide array of molecules in a Chemical Decomposer. This can make experimenting in minechem very useful, as compounds with powerful effects and high burn-times can be found.
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