Wet Sand

Wet Sand
A pile of Wet sand
Category	Land
State	Powder
Behavior	Powders
Properties
Density	1905 kg/m3
Temperature
Colder State	Changes at -50°C Creates Packed Sand
Hotter State	Changes at 100°C Creates Packed Sand

Wet Sand is a dark yellow sturdy powder, and the wet variant of Sand. It is created when Sand comes into contact with some liquids, such as Water. It will dry into Packed Sand when heated to 100°C or cooled to -50°C.

Reactions

Element	Conditions	Result
Dirt	-	Sand
Gravel	-	Cement
Rock	0.5% chance per tick	Packed Sand

History

Version	Change
1.10.2	+	Sponge can dry Wet Sand
1.10.2	+	Wet Sand can be dissolved in Acid to create Clay
1.10.1	+	Wet Sand creates Steam when heated
1.7	+	Wet Sand can freeze
1.2	~	Tweaked Wet Sand color
1.0	+	Worms can move through Wet Sand
0.8.3	+	Wet Sand seaps into the ground
0.7	+	Added Wet Sand

Trivia

• Wet Sand shares many properties with Mud, however it does not stain its surroundings.

Gallery

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  A Water pool wetting Sand
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  A pile of Sand with Water wetting it on the left
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  Comparison of Wet Sand (left) and Sand (right)
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  A wet desert
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  Wet Sand falling straight down as a Sturdy Powder
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  Water breaking down a pile of Rocks, forming Wet Sand and by extension Packed Sand.