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- Nickel (Ni), element 28.
- One of the major exports of supernova explosions. High nickel levels on this world suggest it is young, formed from interstellar clouds seeded by many exploding stars.
- Found in nature as an ore with other elements. Nickel sulfide, a major source of nickel, is often found near low-temperature hydrothermal vents.
- Useful for the production of superalloys and nuclear reactor components.
- Though nickel is an important part of a balanced diet, this world’s seawater nickel levels pose a health risk. Take precautions to screen excess nickel from your diet and water supply.
- Consult your Noetic Advisor to research optimal search areas.
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