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	Enthalpy of volatiles is 286000 Joules, this is per amount of Moles of matter.		Enthalpy of volatiles is 286000 Joules, this is per amount of Moles of matter.

	Since both reactions results in same amount of heat, but the one with [[Nitrous]] Oxide results with less moles, it produces much more heat per amount of matter (2.25 times more heat energy per mole of reaction products). Also, [[Nitrogen]] has lower heat capacity than pollutant, which results in even higher temperature.		Since both reactions results in same amount of heat, but the one with Nitrous Oxide results with less moles, it produces much more heat per amount of matter (2.25 times more heat energy per mole of reaction products). Also, [[Nitrogen]] has lower heat capacity than pollutant, which results in even higher temperature.

	This reaction is inconsistent with volatiles being simple hydrocarbons (too much CO<sub>2</sub> is produced), but it may be consistent with more complex organic molecules. If either volatiles or oxidizer is below 0.3mmoles, it reacts completely without any residue. The reaction rate by default (for example: in [[atmosphere]]) depends on temperature as clamp01(1 / (0.002 * (T<sub>C</sub> + 273.0)<sup>1.6</sup> + 0.05) / 5 for oxygen as an oxidizer, and clamp01(1 / (0.0025 * (T<sub>C</sub> + 273.0)<sup>1.01</sup> + 0.05) / 5 for nitrous oxide. Thus, the maximum default reaction rate is 0.2 and is valid at temperatures below 211C when without nitrous oxide and 107C when enough nitrous oxide is present (>~5%). After that reaction rate decreases logarithmically. At temperatures above 460C, nitrous enriched fuel combusts faster (at approx. 2x rate) than oxygen only. At higher temperatures, the difference is even greater, thus making the reaction more efficient and violent. Some devices (like [[H2_Combustor\|H2 Combustor]] or [[Kit_(Gas_Fuel_Generator)\|Gas Fuel Generator]]) increases rate of reaction (to 0.9 i.e. 90% in both cases).		This reaction is inconsistent with volatiles being simple hydrocarbons (too much CO<sub>2</sub> is produced), but it may be consistent with more complex organic molecules. If either volatiles or oxidizer is below 0.3mmoles, it reacts completely without any residue. The reaction rate by default (for example: in [[atmosphere]]) depends on temperature as clamp01(1 / (0.002 * (T<sub>C</sub> + 273.0)<sup>1.6</sup> + 0.05) / 5 for oxygen as an oxidizer, and clamp01(1 / (0.0025 * (T<sub>C</sub> + 273.0)<sup>1.01</sup> + 0.05) / 5 for nitrous oxide. Thus, the maximum default reaction rate is 0.2 and is valid at temperatures below 211C when without nitrous oxide and 107C when enough nitrous oxide is present (>~5%). After that reaction rate decreases logarithmically. At temperatures above 460C, nitrous enriched fuel combusts faster (at approx. 2x rate) than oxygen only. At higher temperatures, the difference is even greater, thus making the reaction more efficient and violent. Some devices (like [[H2_Combustor\|H2 Combustor]] or [[Kit_(Gas_Fuel_Generator)\|Gas Fuel Generator]]) increases rate of reaction (to 0.9 i.e. 90% in both cases).

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	== Description ==		== Description ==
	<blockquote><q>Volatiles is a combustible fuel. It is refined from [[Ice (Volatiles)]]</q><br>		<blockquote><q>Volatiles is a combustible fuel. It is refined from [[Ice (Volatiles)]]</q><br>
	'''- Stationpedia'''</blockquote>		'''- [[Stationpedia]]'''</blockquote>

	'''Volatiles''' or '''H<sub>2</sub>''' is a combustible gas in the presence of Oxygen and the breathing gas of the [[Zrilian]] species. The main source of Volatiles on most planets is in the form of [[Ice (Volatiles)]] that can be mined on the surface. Volatiles will autoignite at 300 Celcius or above in the presence of [[Oxygen]], and autoignite at 50 Celcius or above in the presence of [[Nitrous Oxide]].		'''Volatiles''' or '''H<sub>2</sub>''' is a combustible gas in the presence of Oxygen and the breathing gas of the [[Zrilian]] species. The main source of Volatiles on most [[planets]] is in the form of [[Ice (Volatiles)]] that can be mined on the surface. Volatiles will autoignite at 300 Celcius or above in the presence of [[Oxygen]], and autoignite at 50 Celcius or above in the presence of [[Nitrous Oxide]].

	=== Composition ===		=== Composition ===
	Denoted with the name ''Volatile'', it is a homogenous compound made up of Hydrogen, Chlorine and Hydrocarbons. This means that it is poisonous due to the Chlorine, but also combustible due to the Hydrogen and Methane portions and can be turned into [[Water]] with [[Oxygen]] in a [[Kit (Atmospherics) H2 Combustor\|H2 Combustor]] that has a self-contained catalyst which helps free the Hydrogen atoms.		Denoted with the name ''Volatile'', it is a homogenous compound made up of [[Hydrogen]], Chlorine and Hydrocarbons. This means that it is poisonous due to the Chlorine, but also combustible due to the Hydrogen and Methane portions and can be turned into [[Water]] with [[Oxygen]] in a [[Kit (Atmospherics) H2 Combustor\|H2 Combustor]] that has a self-contained catalyst which helps free the Hydrogen atoms.

	Possible compound: CH<sub>3</sub>Cl (Chloromethane)		Possible compound: CH<sub>3</sub>Cl (Chloromethane)
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	''See also: [[Fuel]]''		''See also: [[Fuel]]''

	Different ratios of Volatiles and Oxygen will produce different temperatures and pressures during combustion. Combustion will create a large amount of Heat, pressure, and [[Carbon Dioxide]]. This reaction is useful inside a [[Furnace]] for smelting ores and creating alloys, but can be catastrophic when inside a [[Canister]] or a room.		Different ratios of Volatiles and Oxygen will produce different temperatures and pressures during combustion. Combustion will create a large amount of Heat, [[pressure]], and [[Carbon Dioxide]]. This reaction is useful inside a [[Furnace]] for smelting [[ores]] and creating alloys, but can be catastrophic when inside a [[Canister]] or a [[room]].

	Currently as of version v0.1.1089.5513, it is labeled in the atmospheric analyzer as H<sub>2</sub>, but it is not Hydrogen.<ref>Stationeer's Discord https://discordapp.com/channels/276525882049429515/392785541411635201/393216103284998144</ref>. When burned, it produces heat, [[Pollutant]]s, and [[Carbon Dioxide]] in the following reaction:		Currently as of version v0.1.1089.5513, it is labeled in the atmospheric analyzer as H<sub>2</sub>, but it is not Hydrogen.<ref>Stationeer's Discord https://discordapp.com/channels/276525882049429515/392785541411635201/393216103284998144</ref>. When burned, it produces heat, [[Pollutant]]s, and [[Carbon Dioxide]] in the following reaction:

	2 Volatiles + 1 O<sub>2</sub> → 3 [[Pollutant\|X]] + 6 [[Carbon Dioxide\|CO<sub>2</sub>]] + 2×Enthalpy<sub>volatiles</sub> heat energy		2 Volatiles + 1 O<sub>2</sub> → 3 [[Pollutant\|X]] + 6 [[Carbon Dioxide\|CO<sub>2</sub>]] + 2×Enthalpy<sub>volatiles</sub> heat [[energy]]

	1 Volatiles + 1 [[Nitrous Oxide\|N<sub>2</sub>O]] → 2 [[Nitrogen\|N<sub>2</sub>]] + 2 [[Carbon Dioxide\|CO<sub>2</sub>]] + 2×Enthalpy<sub>volatiles</sub><ref>Cows are evil youtube video https://youtu.be/-nELRhGK1_A?t=890</ref> heat energy		1 Volatiles + 1 [[Nitrous Oxide\|N<sub>2</sub>O]] → 2 [[Nitrogen\|N<sub>2</sub>]] + 2 [[Carbon Dioxide\|CO<sub>2</sub>]] + 2×Enthalpy<sub>volatiles</sub><ref>Cows are evil youtube video https://youtu.be/-nELRhGK1_A?t=890</ref> heat energy
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	Enthalpy of volatiles is 286000 Joules, this is per amount of Moles of matter.		Enthalpy of volatiles is 286000 Joules, this is per amount of Moles of matter.

	Since both reactions results in same amount of heat, but the one with Nitrous Oxide results with less moles, it produces much more heat per amount of matter (2.25 times more heat energy per mole of reaction products). Also, Nitrogen has lower heat capacity than pollutant, which results in even higher temperature.		Since both reactions results in same amount of heat, but the one with [[Nitrous]] Oxide results with less moles, it produces much more heat per amount of matter (2.25 times more heat energy per mole of reaction products). Also, [[Nitrogen]] has lower heat capacity than pollutant, which results in even higher temperature.

	This reaction is inconsistent with volatiles being simple hydrocarbons (too much CO<sub>2</sub> is produced), but it may be consistent with more complex organic molecules. If either volatiles or oxidizer is below 0.3mmoles, it reacts completely without any residue. The reaction rate by default (for example: in atmosphere) depends on temperature as clamp01(1 / (0.002 * (T<sub>C</sub> + 273.0)<sup>1.6</sup> + 0.05) / 5 for oxygen as an oxidizer, and clamp01(1 / (0.0025 * (T<sub>C</sub> + 273.0)<sup>1.01</sup> + 0.05) / 5 for nitrous oxide. Thus, the maximum default reaction rate is 0.2 and is valid at temperatures below 211C when without nitrous oxide and 107C when enough nitrous oxide is present (>~5%). After that reaction rate decreases logarithmically. At temperatures above 460C, nitrous enriched fuel combusts faster (at approx. 2x rate) than oxygen only. At higher temperatures, the difference is even greater, thus making the reaction more efficient and violent. Some devices (like [[H2_Combustor\|H2 Combustor]] or [[Kit_(Gas_Fuel_Generator)\|Gas Fuel Generator]]) increases rate of reaction (to 0.9 i.e. 90% in both cases).		This reaction is inconsistent with volatiles being simple hydrocarbons (too much CO<sub>2</sub> is produced), but it may be consistent with more complex organic molecules. If either volatiles or oxidizer is below 0.3mmoles, it reacts completely without any residue. The reaction rate by default (for example: in [[atmosphere]]) depends on temperature as clamp01(1 / (0.002 * (T<sub>C</sub> + 273.0)<sup>1.6</sup> + 0.05) / 5 for oxygen as an oxidizer, and clamp01(1 / (0.0025 * (T<sub>C</sub> + 273.0)<sup>1.01</sup> + 0.05) / 5 for nitrous oxide. Thus, the maximum default reaction rate is 0.2 and is valid at temperatures below 211C when without nitrous oxide and 107C when enough nitrous oxide is present (>~5%). After that reaction rate decreases logarithmically. At temperatures above 460C, nitrous enriched fuel combusts faster (at approx. 2x rate) than oxygen only. At higher temperatures, the difference is even greater, thus making the reaction more efficient and violent. Some devices (like [[H2_Combustor\|H2 Combustor]] or [[Kit_(Gas_Fuel_Generator)\|Gas Fuel Generator]]) increases rate of reaction (to 0.9 i.e. 90% in both cases).

	If a combusting gas mix contains Volatiles, NOS, and O2, they all will react proportionally at same rate, according to aforementioned reactions (i.e. at 90% reaction rate and ideally balanced mix, each component will decrease by 90% from it's original amount). When mix is unbalanced and have either excess of volatiles or oxidizers, then proportions decrease accordingly, i.e. with excess of volatiles, only the amount of volatiles corresponding to amount of oxidizers (2 per Oxygen, 1 per Nitrous Oxide) will decrease proportionally; with excess of oxidizers, similarly, only the amount of oxidizers corresponding to the amount of volatiles is decreased at reaction rate, i.e. oxygen reacts at half the rate of nitrous oxide.		If a combusting gas mix contains Volatiles, NOS, and O2, they all will react proportionally at same rate, according to aforementioned reactions (i.e. at 90% reaction rate and ideally balanced mix, each component will decrease by 90% from it's original amount). When mix is unbalanced and have either excess of volatiles or oxidizers, then proportions decrease accordingly, i.e. with excess of volatiles, only the amount of volatiles corresponding to amount of oxidizers (2 per Oxygen, 1 per Nitrous Oxide) will decrease proportionally; with excess of oxidizers, similarly, only the amount of oxidizers corresponding to the amount of volatiles is decreased at reaction rate, i.e. oxygen reacts at half the rate of nitrous oxide.
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	* The Specific heat of 20 Joule / mol is in-between the specific heat of Hydrogen and Methane.		* The Specific heat of 20 Joule / mol is in-between the specific heat of Hydrogen and Methane.
	* The actual Autoignition temperature of Chloromethane in Oxygen is 625 °C (1,157 °F; 898 K), the game grossly underestimated the iginition temperature by about 11 times.		* The actual Autoignition temperature of Chloromethane in Oxygen is 625 °C (1,157 °F; 898 K), the game grossly underestimated the iginition temperature by about 11 times.
	* Seems that a concentration of Volatiles greater than 6% in an atmosphere it is lethal to plants, keep attention on that designing a greenhouse, because [[Kit (Advanced Composter)\|Advanced Composter]] will release Volatiles during the process.		* Seems that a concentration of Volatiles greater than 6% in an atmosphere it is lethal to [[plants]], keep attention on that designing a greenhouse, because [[Kit (Advanced Composter)\|Advanced Composter]] will release Volatiles during the process.
	* Enthalpy of Hydrogen (H<sub>2</sub>) combustion is precisely 286 kJ/mol		* Enthalpy of Hydrogen (H<sub>2</sub>) combustion is precisely 286 kJ/mol
	* As far as rocketry is concerned, Volatiles have a mass of 62.5 mol/kg		* As far as [[rocketry]] is concerned, Volatiles have a mass of 62.5 mol/kg
	* Given the above, Volatiles have a molar mass of 16, suggesting it really is methane (CH₄).		* Given the above, Volatiles have a molar mass of 16, suggesting it really is methane (CH₄).

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	== Description == <blockquote><q>Volatiles is a combustible fuel. It is refined from [[Ice (Volatiles)]]</q><br>		== Description ==
			<blockquote><q>Volatiles is a combustible fuel. It is refined from [[Ice (Volatiles)]]</q><br>
	'''- Stationpedia'''</blockquote>		'''- Stationpedia'''</blockquote>

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	<!--Volatiles is a combustible gas, likely chloromethane or other chloride based organic compound, that can be used in combination with [[Oxygen]] as a [[Fuel]]. The main source of Volatiles on most planets is in the form of [[Ice (Volatiles)]] that can be mined on the surface. It is the breathing gas of the Zrillian species. Although the game commonly labels Volatiles as H2, a hydrogen pair molecule, the saved files list X gas as chlorine, meaning to produce carbon dioxide and chlorine, and water, as a byproducts, the compound must contain all three elements.-->		<!--Volatiles is a combustible gas, likely chloromethane or other chloride based organic compound, that can be used in combination with [[Oxygen]] as a [[Fuel]]. The main source of Volatiles on most planets is in the form of [[Ice (Volatiles)]] that can be mined on the surface. It is the breathing gas of the Zrillian species. Although the game commonly labels Volatiles as H2, a hydrogen pair molecule, the saved files list X gas as chlorine, meaning to produce carbon dioxide and chlorine, and water, as a byproducts, the compound must contain all three elements.-->

	== Usage == ''See also: [[Fuel]]''		== Usage ==
			''See also: [[Fuel]]''

	Different ratios of Volatiles and Oxygen will produce different temperatures and pressures during combustion. Combustion will create a large amount of Heat, pressure, and [[Carbon Dioxide]]. This reaction is useful inside a [[Furnace]] for smelting ores and creating alloys, but can be catastrophic when inside a [[Canister]] or a room.		Different ratios of Volatiles and Oxygen will produce different temperatures and pressures during combustion. Combustion will create a large amount of Heat, pressure, and [[Carbon Dioxide]]. This reaction is useful inside a [[Furnace]] for smelting ores and creating alloys, but can be catastrophic when inside a [[Canister]] or a room.
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	* Given the above, Volatiles have a molar mass of 16, suggesting it really is methane (CH₄).		* Given the above, Volatiles have a molar mass of 16, suggesting it really is methane (CH₄).

	==Sources== Volatiles can be collected from the following sources:		==Sources==
			Volatiles can be collected from the following sources:

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	Can be also obtainable by [[trading]].		Can be also obtainable by [[trading]].

	== References == <References />		== References ==
			<References />
	{{:Gases and Liquids/Menu}}		{{:Gases and Liquids/Menu}}
	[[Category:Gas]][[Category:Liquid]]		[[Category:Gas]][[Category:Liquid]]

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	== Description == ~~<!--T:2-->~~		== Description == <blockquote><q>Volatiles is a combustible fuel. It is refined from [[Ice (Volatiles)]]</q><br>
	<blockquote><q>Volatiles is a combustible fuel. It is refined from [[Ice (Volatiles)]]</q><br>
	'''- Stationpedia'''</blockquote>		'''- Stationpedia'''</blockquote>

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	<!--Volatiles is a combustible gas, likely chloromethane or other chloride based organic compound, that can be used in combination with [[Oxygen]] as a [[Fuel]]. The main source of Volatiles on most planets is in the form of [[Ice (Volatiles)]] that can be mined on the surface. It is the breathing gas of the Zrillian species. Although the game commonly labels Volatiles as H2, a hydrogen pair molecule, the saved files list X gas as chlorine, meaning to produce carbon dioxide and chlorine, and water, as a byproducts, the compound must contain all three elements.-->		<!--Volatiles is a combustible gas, likely chloromethane or other chloride based organic compound, that can be used in combination with [[Oxygen]] as a [[Fuel]]. The main source of Volatiles on most planets is in the form of [[Ice (Volatiles)]] that can be mined on the surface. It is the breathing gas of the Zrillian species. Although the game commonly labels Volatiles as H2, a hydrogen pair molecule, the saved files list X gas as chlorine, meaning to produce carbon dioxide and chlorine, and water, as a byproducts, the compound must contain all three elements.-->

	== Usage == ~~<!--T:3-->~~		== Usage == ''See also: [[Fuel]]''
	''See also: [[Fuel]]''

	Different ratios of Volatiles and Oxygen will produce different temperatures and pressures during combustion. Combustion will create a large amount of Heat, pressure, and [[Carbon Dioxide]]. This reaction is useful inside a [[Furnace]] for smelting ores and creating alloys, but can be catastrophic when inside a [[Canister]] or a room.		Different ratios of Volatiles and Oxygen will produce different temperatures and pressures during combustion. Combustion will create a large amount of Heat, pressure, and [[Carbon Dioxide]]. This reaction is useful inside a [[Furnace]] for smelting ores and creating alloys, but can be catastrophic when inside a [[Canister]] or a room.
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	* Given the above, Volatiles have a molar mass of 16, suggesting it really is methane (CH₄).		* Given the above, Volatiles have a molar mass of 16, suggesting it really is methane (CH₄).

	==Sources== ~~<!--T:5-->~~		==Sources== Volatiles can be collected from the following sources:
	Volatiles can be collected from the following sources:

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	== References == ~~<!--T:7-->~~		== References == <References />
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	[[Category:Gas]][[Category:Liquid]]		[[Category:Gas]][[Category:Liquid]]
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	\| liquid_volume = 40 L/kmol		\| liquid_volume = 40 L/kmol
			\| molar_mass = 16 g/mol
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	\| max_liquid = 6000 kPa at 195 K <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::MaxLiquidTemperature -->		\| max_liquid = 6000 kPa at 195 K <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::MaxLiquidTemperature -->
	\| freezes = 81.6 K		\| freezes = 81.6 K
			\| liquid_volume = 40 L/kmol
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	\| gas_name = Volatiles		\| gas_name = Volatiles
	\| image = Icon-volatiles.png		\| image = Icon-volatiles.png
	\| heat = 20.4 J/K <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::GetSpecificHeat -->		\| heat = 20.4 J/mol*K <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::GetSpecificHeat -->
	\| latent_heat = 1000 J/mol <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::LatentHeatOfVaporization -->		\| latent_heat = 1000 J/mol <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::LatentHeatOfVaporization -->
	\| minimum_condensation = 6.3 kPa at 81.6 K <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::FreezingTemperature -->		\| minimum_condensation = 6.3 kPa at 81.6 K <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::FreezingTemperature -->

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	\| gas_name = Volatiles		\| gas_name = Volatiles
	\| image = Icon-volatiles.png		\| image = Icon-volatiles.png
	\| heat = 20.4 J/K		\| heat = 20.4 J/K <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::GetSpecificHeat -->
	\| latent_heat = ~~1 kJ~~/mol		\| latent_heat = 1000 J/mol <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::LatentHeatOfVaporization -->
	\| minimum_condensation = 6.3 kPa at 81.6 K		\| minimum_condensation = 6.3 kPa at 81.6 K <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::FreezingTemperature -->
	\| max_liquid = 6000 kPa at 195 K		\| max_liquid = 6000 kPa at 195 K <!-- Atmospherics.Mole::MaxLiquidTemperature -->
	\| freezes = 81.6 K		\| freezes = 81.6 K
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	{{~~Fluidbox~~		{{Infobox gas
	\| ~~name~~ = Volatiles		\| gas_name = Volatiles
	\| image = ~~[[File:~~Icon-volatiles.png]]		\| image = Icon-volatiles.png
	\| ~~heatCapacity~~ = 20.4 ~~Joule~~ / mol		\| heat = 20.4 J/K
			\| latent_heat = 1 kJ/mol
			\| minimum_condensation = 6.3 kPa at 81.6 K
			\| max_liquid = 6000 kPa at 195 K
			\| freezes = 81.6 K
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