Hydrogen
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| Hydrogen | |
|---|---|
 A bubble of Hydrogen. | |
| Category | Gases |
| State | Gas |
| Behavior | Gases |
| Properties | |
| Density | 0.08375 kg/m3 |
| Conductivity | 2% |
| Temperature | |
| Colder State | Changes at -253°C Creates Liquid Hydrogen |
| Burning | |
| Flammability | 100% |
| Burn time | 2 ticks |
| Burns into | Fire and Steam |
Hydrogen is a light, blue gas. It will quickly float to the top and stay there. It conducts electricity, taking on a purple color when shocked. Hydrogen can be created by shocking Tin, Silver, Gold, Zinc, Bronze and Iron in Water.
Hydrogen has a very low condensing point of -253°C, where it will become Liquid Hydrogen. From there, it will become Hydrogen Ice at -259°C. Hydrogen is very flammable and will burn from Fire almost instantly.
Reactions
| Element | Conditions | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Oxygen | 500°C | Steam |
| Nitrogen | - | Ammonia |
| Hydrogen + Hydrogen | 10000°C | Helium |
| Neon | 10000°C | Sodium |
Gallery
Hydrogen at the ceiling
