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Difference between revisions of "Charodium"
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Charodium's inventory icons, in ore and processed form
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|structuralDurability= | |structuralDurability=30 | ||
|armorRating=3.7 | |armorRating=3.7 | ||
|minimumArmor=0.35 | |minimumArmor=0.35 | ||
|penetrationMultiplier=67% | |penetrationMultiplier=67% | ||
|corrosionResistance= | |corrosionResistance=300 | ||
|plasticity=70 | |plasticity=70 | ||
|density= | |density=11.25 | ||
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}}<section begin=summary/>Charodium is a relatively uncommon material that is most often used in devices that are subject to significant heating, eg: [[Thrusters|thrusters]]. It is often used as a lighter-weight alternative in ballistic protection when the extra mass cannot be spared for [[Oninum]], though its protective performance does suffer against armor-piercing ammunition. Charodium appears as a deep red when mined as an ore.<section end=summary/> | }}<section begin=summary/>Charodium is a relatively uncommon material that is most often used in devices that are subject to significant heating, eg: [[Thrusters|thrusters]]. It is often used as a lighter-weight alternative in ballistic protection when the extra mass cannot be spared for [[Oninum]], though its protective performance does suffer against armor-piercing ammunition. Charodium appears as a deep red when mined as an ore.<section end=summary/> | ||
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Revision as of 00:33, 23 August 2021
Charodium
Classification Industrial metals
Rarity Uncommon
Usage Heat-shielding, armor plating
Market priceN/A
Material properties
Structural durability 30
Armor rating 3.7 / kv
Minimum armor rating 0.35 / kv
Penetration multiplier 67%
Corrosion resistance 300
Plasticity 70
Density 11.25 kg/kv
Charodium is a relatively uncommon material that is most often used in devices that are subject to significant heating, eg: thrusters. It is often used as a lighter-weight alternative in ballistic protection when the extra mass cannot be spared for Oninum, though its protective performance does suffer against armor-piercing ammunition. Charodium appears as a deep red when mined as an ore.