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Coral Mash
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Coral Mash

Mashed coral grounds sweetened with lead. Do not chew: suck to extract coral polyps, then spit. Positive labor-unit ROI despite reduced lifespan maxima.
Crafted at the Fabricator from 3 Coral Shavings and 1 Sugar of Saturn.
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Crafted at
Fabricator
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Fabricator › Sustenance › Cooked Food
Burns in the Bioreactor
120 s
Blueprint scans needed
1 scan
Adaptation needed
Digestion
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Recipe

Station, ingredients and result

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Raw materials for any amount

What to build

Coral Mash

Materials needed

5

Items to gather

3

Material types

2

Craft actions

Raw materials to gather

Left over

Each recipe makes a fixed batch, so the totals only rise when another batch is needed.

×1

Sugar of Saturn

Blueprint unlock

How the recipe is learned
Any one of these
Pick up Coral Shavings
or
Scan Dragon's scale coral

Databank

Dragon's scale coral
Coral dragonscale. A hard, metal-rich coral that originally evolved on hydrothermal vents, using the temperature gradient between its hot base and its cold-water lip to drive metabolic reactions. 1. Hard coral Dragon's scale polyps evolved in water hot enough to dissolve ordinary coral limestone. Instead, the dragon's scale polyps extend fibers to collect metal ions. These metal whiskers are an anchor for further mineral growth and the key to the coral's metabolism. 2. Whisker-based metabolism The temperature difference between the hot and cold end of the dragon's scale induces electrical current along its whiskers. This current drives the coral's metabolism. In cooler waters, the dragon's scale generates current between its sunlit and shadowed sides. 3. Cosmopolitan spread The dragon scale's evolution in high-temperature, metal-rich water allows it to thrive in oxygen-poor tropical seawater where other corals have already depleted the supply of reefbuilding minerals. 4. Troilite superconductor Deposits of troilite (an iron sulfide mineral) within the dragon scale enter an unusual quantum spin state when heated above 150C. Assessment: possible applications to research and computation.
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