Calcium

Calcium
A pile of Calcium
Category	Powder
State	Solid
Behavior	Powders
Properties
Density	1550 kg/m3
Conductivity	40%
Hardness	20%
Temperature
Hotter State	Changes at 842°C Creates Molten Calcium

Calcium is a Silvery white powder. Calcium can be created when Bone is heated to above 760°C. Calcium can also be created when Bone is broke, or irradiated by Radiation. Calcium can be created when Snail is heated above 100°C or below -6°C.

Reactions

Element	Conditions	Result
Oxygen + Calcium	-	Quicklime
Water + Calcium	350°C	Slaked Lime, Pop & Hydrogen, Bubble
Salt Water + Calcium	350°C	Slaked Lime, Pop & Hydrogen, Bubble
Sugar Water + Calcium	350°C	Slaked Lime, Pop & Hydrogen, Bubble
Dirt Water + Calcium	350°C	Slaked Lime, Pop & Hydrogen, Bubble
Seltzer + Calcium	350°C	Slaked Lime, Pop & Hydrogen, Bubble
Pool Water + Calcium	350°C	Slaked Lime, Pop & Hydrogen, Bubble
Acid + Calcium	-	Chlorine & Hydrogen

History

• 1.9.3

• Improved Calcium-Water reaction
• Calcium reacts with water variants and acid
• Recolored Calcium
• Calcium turns into Quicklime when exposed to air

• 1.9 - Snails can eat Calcium
• 1.8.6

• Calcium react with Water
• Snails break into Calcium

• 1.8.3 - Added a custom fire color for Calcium
• 1.5 - Calcium reacts with Oxygen
• 0.7.2 - Added Calcium

External Links

• Sand on Wikipedia