Adds boiling points and melting points for all chemicals and elements (#1390)
* Adds boiling points and melting points for all chemicals and elements * Readd ice, will deal with it later
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name: sulfuric acid
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desc: A highly corrosive, oily, colorless liquid.
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color: "#BF8C00"
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boilingPoint: 337.0
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meltingPoint: 10.31
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.H2O
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name: water
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desc: A tasty colorless liquid.
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color: "#c0e0ff20"
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boilingPoint: 100.0
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meltingPoint: 0.0
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metabolism:
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- !type:DefaultDrink
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rate: 1
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name: ice
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desc: Frozen water.
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color: "#bed8e6"
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meltingPoint: 0.0
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boilingPoint: 100.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Plasma
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name: plasma
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desc: Funky, space-magic pixie dust. You probably shouldn't eat this, but we both know you will anyways.
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color: "#500064"
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boilingPoint: -127.3 # Random values picked between the actual values for CO2 and O2
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meltingPoint: -186.4
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Ethanol
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name: ethanol
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desc: A simple alcohol, makes you drunk if consumed, flammable.
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color: "#b05b3c"
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boilingPoint: 78.2
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meltingPoint: -114.1
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Glucose
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name: glucose
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desc: A simple sugar found in many foods.
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color: "#ffffff"
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boilingPoint: 340282300000000000000000000000000000000 #Fun fact: Glucose can't boil. So let's just set it to the maximum float value.
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meltingPoint: 146.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Ammonia
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name: ammonia
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desc: An effective fertilizer which is better than what is available to the botanist initially, though it isn't as powerful as Diethylamine
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color: "#77b58e"
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boilingPoint: -33.0
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meltingPoint: -77.7
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Bleach
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name: bleach
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desc: Heavy duty cleaner that can clean tiles the same as Space Cleaner and also decontaminate clothes. Extremely toxic when ingested.
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color: "#a1000b"
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boilingPoint: 111.0
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meltingPoint: -5.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Diethylamine
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name: diethylamine
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desc: A very potent fertilizer.
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color: "#a1000b"
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boilingPoint: 55.5
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meltingPoint: -50.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.FoamingAgent
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name: foaming agent
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desc: Makes foam such as that required in metal foam grenades
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color: "#215263"
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boilingPoint: 418.0 # I went with ammonium lauryl sulfate as the basis for this
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meltingPoint: 7.4 # I made this up
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.PolytrinicAcid
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name: polytrinic acid
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desc: An extremely corrosive chemical substance. The slightest touch of it will melt off most masks and headgear, and it deals extreme damage to anyone who comes directly into contact with it. Spraying it on other items will usually melt them too, which does make it useful if the clown has covered the entire hallway in banana peels.
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color: "#a1000b"
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boilingPoint: 78.2 # This isn't a real chemical...
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meltingPoint: -19.4
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.SpaceCleaner
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name: space cleaner
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desc: This is able to clean almost all surfaces of almost anything that may dirty them. The janitor is likely to appreciate refills.
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color: "#215263"
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boilingPoint: 147.0 # Made this up, loosely based on bleach
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meltingPoint: -11.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.SpaceLube
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name: space lube
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desc: Space Lube is a high performance lubricant intended for maintenance of extremely complex mechanical equipment (and certainly not used to make people slip).
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color: "#77b58e"
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boilingPoint: 290.0 # Glycerin
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meltingPoint: 18.2
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.TableSalt
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name: table salt
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desc: Commonly known as salt, Sodium Chloride is often used to season food or kill borers instantly.
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color: "#a1000b"
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boilingPoint: 1465.0
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meltingPoint: 800.7
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Thermite
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name: thermite
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desc: A mixture that becomes extremely hot when ignited, and which can burn straight through walls when applied and ignited. It'll slowly inflict burn damage to anybody dumb enough to ingest it, but can't be ignited inside inside said dumb person.
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color: "#77b58e"
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boilingPoint: 2977.0 # Aluminum oxide
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meltingPoint: 2030.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.UnstableMutagen
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name: unstable mutagen
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desc: Causes mutations when injected into living people or plants. High doses may be lethal, especially in humans.
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color: "#77b58e"
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boilingPoint: 340282300000000000000000000000000000000 # Ethidium bromide, which doesn't boil.
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meltingPoint: 261.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.WeldingFuel
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name: welding fuel
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desc: Used by welders to weld.
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color: "#a76b1c"
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boilingPoint: -84.7 # Acetylene. Close enough.
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meltingPoint: -80.7
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name: hydrogen
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desc: A light, flammable gas.
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color: "#808080"
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boilingPoint: -253.0
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meltingPoint: -259.2
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.O
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name: oxygen
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desc: An oxidizing, colorless gas.
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color: "#808080"
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boilingPoint: -183.0
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meltingPoint: -218.4
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.S
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name: sulfur
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desc: A yellow, crystalline solid.
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color: "#FFFACD"
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boilingPoint: 445.0
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meltingPoint: 120.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.C
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name: carbon
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desc: A black, crystalline solid.
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color: "#22282b"
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boilingPoint: 4200.0
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meltingPoint: 3550.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Al
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name: aluminum
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desc: A silvery-white, soft, non-magnetic, and ductile metal.
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color: "#848789"
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boilingPoint: 2327.0
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meltingPoint: 660.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Cu
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name: copper
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desc: A soft, malleable, and ductile metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity.
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color: "#b05b3c"
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boilingPoint: 2595.0
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meltingPoint: 1083.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.N
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name: nitrogen
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desc: A colorless, odorless unreactive gas. Highly stable.
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color: "#808080"
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boilingPoint: -195.8
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meltingPoint: -210.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Fe
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name: iron
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desc: A silvery-grey metal which forms iron oxides (rust) with contact with air. Commonly alloyed with other elements to create alloys such as steel.
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color: "#434b4d"
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boilingPoint: 2862.0
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meltingPoint: 1538.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.F
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name: fluorine
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desc: A highly toxic pale yellow gas. Extremely reactive.
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color: "#808080"
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boilingPoint: -188.11
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meltingPoint: -219.67
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Si
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name: silicon
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desc: A hard and brittle crystalline solid with a blue-grey color.
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color: "#364266"
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boilingPoint: 3265.0
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meltingPoint: 1414.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Cl
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name: chlorine
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desc: A yellow-green gas which is toxic to humans.
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color: "#a2ff00"
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meltingPoint: -101.5
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boilingPoint: -34.04
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Li
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name: lithium
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desc: A soft, silvery-white alkali metal. It is highly reactive, and ignites if it makes contact with water.
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color: "#c6c8cc"
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meltingPoint: 180.5
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boilingPoint: 1330.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Hg
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name: mercury
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desc: A silver metal which is liquid at room temperature. It is highly toxic to humans.
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color: "#929296"
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meltingPoint: -38.83
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boilingPoint: 356.73
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.P
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name: phosphorus
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desc: A reactive metal used in pyrotechnics and weapons.
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color: "#803330"
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meltingPoint: 44.2
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boilingPoint: 280.5
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.K
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name: potassium
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desc: A soft, silvery-white metal. Even more reactive than lithium.
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color: "#c6c8cc"
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meltingPoint: 65.5
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boilingPoint: 759.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Ra
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name: radium
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desc: A radioactive metal, silvery-white in it's pure form. It glows due to it's radioactivity and is highly toxic.
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color: "#00ff04"
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meltingPoint: 700.0
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boilingPoint: 1737.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.Na
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name: sodium
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desc: A silvery-white alkali metal. Highly reactive in it's pure form.
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color: "#c6c8cc"
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meltingPoint: 97.8
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boilingPoint: 883.0
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- type: reagent
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id: chem.U
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name: uranium
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desc: A silvery-white metallic chemical element in the actinide series, weakly radioactive.
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color: "#00ff06"
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meltingPoint: 1133.0
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boilingPoint: 4131.0
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