Iron

Iron
Category	Solids
State	Solid
Behavior	Metal
Properties
Density	7860 kg/m3
Conductivity	47%
Hardness	40%
Temperature
Hotter State	Changes at 1538°C Creates Molten Iron

Iron is a light gray metal. When smashed, it breaks into Iron Scrap. At temperatures above 1538°C, Iron will melt into Molten Iron. Like other metals, it conducts electricity. As a stationary element, Iron will float in the air and never fall to the ground.

Iron can rust when exposed to Oxygen, Salt, and Water bodies. Fire can also cause Iron to rust, though in smaller amounts. Bless can make any Iron rust form back into Iron.

Reactions

Element	Conditions	Result
Oxygen + Iron	-	Rust
Water + Iron	-	Rust
Salt Water + Iron	-	Rust
Sugar Water + Iron	-	Rust
Pool Water + Iron	-	Rust
Dirty Water + Iron	-	Rust
Seltzer + Iron	-	Rust
Bleach + Iron	-	Rust
Salt + Iron	-	Rust
Antibody + Iron	-	Rust
Infection + Iron	-	Rust
Blood + Iron	-	Rust