Lye

Lye
Category	powders
State	solid
Properties
Density	2130 kg/m3
Temperature
Hotter State	Changes at 323°C Creates Molten Lye
Facts
sodium hydroxide, caustic soda
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lye

Lye (also known as caustic soda or sodium hydroxide) is an alkaline solution with various uses.

Reactions

Element	Conditions	Result
Nut Oil	-	Soap (Nut Oil is spent) (3% chance per tick)
Grease	-	Soap (Grease is spent) (3% chance per tick)
Fat	-	Soap (Fat is spent)(0.5% chance per tick)
Chlorine	-	Bleach (Chlorine is spent) (3% chance per tick)
Sodium Acetate	-	Methane (Sodium Acetate is spent) (0.5% chance per tick)
Acid	-	Neutralises the acid to form Salt Water (0.5% chance per tick)
Aluminum	-	Hydrogen (Aluminum is spent) (0.2% chance per tick)
Lead	-	Hydrogen (Lead is spent) (0.5% chance per tick)
Molten Lead	-	Hydrogen (Molten Lead is spent) (0.2% chance per tick)
Molten Tin	-	Hydrogen (Molten Tin is spent) (0.2% chance per tick)
Tin	-	Hydrogen (Tin is spent) (0.2% chance per tick)
Zinc	-	Hydrogen (Zinc is spent) (0.2% chance per tick)
Galvanized Steel	-	SteelTurns into Hydrogen (0.5% chance per tick)
Water	-	Bubble, produces heat (1% chance per tick)
Salt Water	-	Bubble, produces heat (1% chance per tick)
Sugar Water	-	Bubble, produces heat (1% chance per tick)
Dirty Water	-	Bubble, produces heat (1% chance per tick)
Seltzer	-	Bubble, produces heat (1% chance per tick)
Pool Water	-	Bubble, produces heat (1% chance per tick)
Primordial Soup	-	Bubble, produces heat (1% chance per tick)
Nut Milk	-	Bubble, produces heat (1% chance per tick)
Carbon Dioxide	-	Baking Soda (Carbon Dioxide is spent) (2% chance per tick)

History

Version	Change
1.13	+	Baking Soda can be made with Lye and Carbon Dioxide
1.12	+	Lye, a reactive powder
1.12	~	Salt Water electrolysis produces Lye (Chloralkali process)
1.12	~	Sodium-Water reaction produces Lye