Diamond

Diamond
A Diamond pile.
Category	Powders
State	Solid
Behavior	Powder
Properties
Density	3515 kg/m3
Hardness	99%
Temperature
Hotter State	Changes at 900°C Creates Carbon Dioxide

Diamond is a blue element in the Powders category. It is formed by Rock reacting on top of Charcoal at over 800°C. It turns into Carbon Dioxide at 900°C. Because of the temperature of formation being very close to melting Rock and Diamonds, it may be hard to get them by reacting. Diamonds can have one of four colors: cyan, blue, pale cyan and lavender.

History

• Version 1.9

• Diamond is no longer indestructible, but still very strong
• Diamonds will no longer form if Charcoal is too hot

• 1.8.2 - Charcoal can turn into Diamonds under right conditions
• 1.5 - Light changes color when hitting Diamond
• 0.8.2 - Diamond added

Gallery

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  Diamonds being formed by Rock and Charcoal at high temperatures

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  Charcoal on top of Rock; barely any Diamonds form in this position

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  A square of Diamond

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  Diamond turning into Carbon Dioxide

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  A patch of Diamond inside Rocks