Bronze

Bronze
Bronze cube
Category	Solids
State	Solid
Properties
Density	8150 kg/m3
Conductivity	44%
Hardness	22%
Temperature
Hotter State	Changes at 913°C Creates Molten Bronze
Facts
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Bronze

Bronze is an element under the Solids category. It can conduct electricity. When heated above 913°C, it turns into Molten Bronze. It is stationary. Bronze can be made with Copper and Tin being mixed at high temperatures. Bronze may become Oxidized Copper when Water, Dirty Water, Salt Water, Sugar Water, Pool Water, Seltzer, Dirty Water, Blood, Antibody, or Infection touches it. Dirty Water oxidizes Bronze quicker than other oxidizers.

Reactions

Element	Conditions	Result
Water	-	Oxidized Copper
Salt Water	-	Oxidized Copper
Dirty Water	-	Oxidized Copper
Pool Water	-	Oxidized Copper
Sugar Water	-	Oxidized Copper
Seltzer	-	Oxidized Copper
Blood	-	Oxidized Copper
Infection	-	Oxidized Copper
Antibody	-	Oxidized Copper

History

Version	Change
1.8.6	+	Bronze can now oxidize
0.7	+	Added Bronze

Trivia

• Dirty water or Infection oxidises the bronze quicker.

Gallery

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  A bronze cube
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  Blood turning the bronze into Oxidised copper while turning into Infection
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  An oxidised statue.