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}}<section begin=summary/>Xhalium is one of the rarest materials in the known universe, and is used in advanced weaponry and high-end electronics. It is an extremely soft metal, with unusually high resistance to corrosion, and is the second lightest of the noble metals. Xhalium appears very dark and purple-ish red when mined as an ore.<section end=summary/> | }}<section begin=summary/>Xhalium is one of the rarest materials in the known universe, and is used in advanced weaponry and high-end electronics. It is an extremely soft metal, with unusually high resistance to corrosion, and is the second lightest of the noble metals. Xhalium appears very dark and purple-ish red when mined as an ore.<section end=summary/> | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:55, 3 March 2022
Xhalium
Classification Noble metals
Rarity Very rare
Usage Electronics, weapons
Market priceN/A
Material properties
Structural durability 30
Armor rating 0.33 / kv
Minimum armor rating 0.25 / kv
Penetration multiplier 357%
Corrosion resistance 750
Plasticity 90
Density 7.36 kg/kv
Xhalium is one of the rarest materials in the known universe, and is used in advanced weaponry and high-end electronics. It is an extremely soft metal, with unusually high resistance to corrosion, and is the second lightest of the noble metals. Xhalium appears very dark and purple-ish red when mined as an ore.