Liquid Chlorine

Liquid Chlorine
(CI) Chlorine is a natural Germ-killing element in a Liquid state.
ID	Chlorine
Type	Liquid
Chemical Symbol	CI
Freezing point	-100.98 °C / -149.76 °F → Solid Chlorine
Vaporization point	-34.6 °C / -30.28 °F → Chlorine
Specific Heat Capacity	0.480 (DTU/g)/°C
Thermal Conductivity	0.008 (DTU/(m*s))/°C
Light Absorption	100%
Radiation Absorption	73%
Default Mass	600 kg
Max Mass	1000 kg
Molar Mass	34.453 g/mol
Properties	Liquid, Flammable, Toxic

Liquid Chlorine is the Liquid state of Chlorine element. It is converted from Chlorine by cooling it down to -37.6 °C (condensation point - 3 °C).

Occurrence

Due to relatively high condensation point of Chlorine gas, small amounts of Liquid Chlorine can be encountered naturally in the Frozen Biome, where temperatures can reach -40 °C. Chlorine is notable for its very low thermal capacity and conductivity, and liquid state at low temperature.

Usage

• Gas Grass requires 500 grams of Liquid Chlorine irrigation per cycle.

Production

• Liquid Chlorine can be created by cooling down Chlorine below its condensation point. This can be done with Thermo Aquatuners and a liquid coolant with a <-40 °C freezing point (e.g. Ethanol). The Anti Entropy Thermo-Nullifier is also an option.
• It can be harvested on rocket missions to renewable Space POIs:
  • In Chlorine Cloud at a rate of 135 - 405 kg per cycle.
  • In Radioactive Gas Cloud at a rate of 9.1 - 36.4 kg per cycle.