Ore Chunks - Revision history

Hev: added images of the ore chunks

2024-09-16T05:12:21Z

added images of the ore chunks

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	The [[asteroid impact of 2184]] with the then-in-construction [[Enceladus Prime]] revealed anomalous mineral concentrations within the [[A Ring]], the primary elements of which are listed below. Note that all ore chunks contain a significant amount of ice, and that their average mass and purity increase as one goes deeper into the rings.		The [[asteroid impact of 2184]] with the then-in-construction [[Enceladus Prime]] revealed anomalous mineral concentrations within the [[A Ring]], the primary elements of which are listed below. Note that all ore chunks contain a significant amount of ice, and that their average mass and purity increase as one goes deeper into the rings.

	The graph provides general information on the minerals, including frequency, average chunk masses that you'd expect, the average ~~purities~~ of the ore chunks (how much mineral per total mass), ~~and~~ the average cost in metric tonnes.		The following graph provides general information on the minerals, including frequency, average chunk masses that you'd expect, the average impurities of the ore chunks (how much mineral per total mass), the average cost in metric tonnes, and a visual to reference what each ore chunk looks like:
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	!Average price		!Average price
	per metric tonne		per metric tonne
			!Chunk
	\|-		\|-
	\|Iron (Fe)		\|Iron (Fe)
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	\|60%		\|60%
	\|900 E$		\|900 E$
			\|[[File:Iron chunk.png\|100x100px]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|Palladium (Pd)		\|Palladium (Pd)
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	\|52%		\|52%
	\|2,500 E$		\|2,500 E$
			\|[[File:Palladium chunk.png\|100x100px]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|Platinum (Pt)		\|Platinum (Pt)
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	\|76%		\|76%
	\|2,700 E$		\|2,700 E$
			\|[[File:Platinum chunk.png\|101x101px]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|Vanadium (V)		\|Vanadium (V)
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	\|82%		\|82%
	\|3,000 E$		\|3,000 E$
			\|[[File:Vanadium chunk.png\|100x100px]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|Tungsten (W)		\|Tungsten (W)
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	\|50%		\|50%
	\|6,500 E$		\|6,500 E$
			\|[[File:Tungsten chunk.png\|100x100px]]
	\|-		\|-
	\|Beryllium (Be)		\|Beryllium (Be)
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	\|76%		\|76%
	\|20,500 E$		\|20,500 E$
			\|[[File:Beryllium chunk.png\|104x104px]]
	\|}		\|}

	[[Category:Codex]]		[[Category:Codex]]

Hev: added more info, fixed grammar

2024-07-29T00:23:33Z

added more info, fixed grammar

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	The [[asteroid impact of 2184]] with the then-in-construction [[Enceladus Prime]] revealed anomalous mineral concentrations within the [[A Ring]], the primary elements of which are listed below. Note that all ore chunks contain a significant amount of ice, and that their average mass and purity increase as one goes deeper into the rings.		The [[asteroid impact of 2184]] with the then-in-construction [[Enceladus Prime]] revealed anomalous mineral concentrations within the [[A Ring]], the primary elements of which are listed below. Note that all ore chunks contain a significant amount of ice, and that their average mass and purity increase as one goes deeper into the rings.

			The graph provides general information on the minerals, including frequency, average chunk masses that you'd expect, the average purities of the ore chunks (how much mineral per total mass), and the average cost in metric tonnes.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	!Frequency		!Frequency
	!Average chunk mass		!Average chunk mass
			!Average chunk purity
	!Average price		!Average price
	per metric ~~ton~~		per metric tonne
	\|-		\|-
	\|Iron (Fe)		\|Iron (Fe)
	\|Very common		\|Very common
	\|7,500 kg		\|7,500 kg
			\|60%
	\|900 E$		\|900 E$
	\|-		\|-
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	\|Common		\|Common
	\|4,000 kg		\|4,000 kg
			\|52%
	\|2,500 E$		\|2,500 E$
	\|-		\|-
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	\|Common		\|Common
	\|4,000 kg		\|4,000 kg
			\|76%
	\|2,700 E$		\|2,700 E$
	\|-		\|-
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	\|Common		\|Common
	\|3,000 kg		\|3,000 kg
			\|82%
	\|3,000 E$		\|3,000 E$
	\|-		\|-
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	\|Infrequent		\|Infrequent
	\|3,000 kg		\|3,000 kg
			\|50%
	\|6,500 E$		\|6,500 E$
	\|-		\|-
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	\|Rare		\|Rare
	\|1,000 kg		\|1,000 kg
	\|20,~~000~~ E$		\|76%
			\|20,500 E$
	\|}		\|}

	[[Category:Codex]]		[[Category:Codex]]

Spdx-dv: link to minerals

2024-06-22T22:14:59Z

link to minerals

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	'Chunks' are the colloquial name for the nuggets of mineral-rich ore that form in the cores of [[Ringroid\|ringroids]]. They are so common that many spacecraft operating within the rings are exclusively designed with their spherical forms in mind.		'Chunks' are the colloquial name for the nuggets of [[Minerals\|mineral]]-rich ore that form in the cores of [[Ringroid\|ringroids]]. They are so common that many spacecraft operating within the rings are exclusively designed with their spherical forms in mind.

	The [[asteroid impact of 2184]] with the then-in-construction [[Enceladus Prime]] revealed anomalous mineral concentrations within the [[A Ring]], the primary elements of which are listed below. Note that all ore chunks contain a significant amount of ice, and that their average mass and purity increase as one goes deeper into the rings.		The [[asteroid impact of 2184]] with the then-in-construction [[Enceladus Prime]] revealed anomalous mineral concentrations within the [[A Ring]], the primary elements of which are listed below. Note that all ore chunks contain a significant amount of ice, and that their average mass and purity increase as one goes deeper into the rings.

Spdx-dv: minor change from observations thru gameplay, need to check internal parameters

2024-06-21T22:54:13Z

minor change from observations thru gameplay, need to check internal parameters

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	\|Iron (Fe)		\|Iron (Fe)
	\|Very common		\|Very common
	\|6,~~000~~ kg		\|7,500 kg
	\|900 E$		\|900 E$
	\|-		\|-
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	\|Vanadium (V)		\|Vanadium (V)
	\|Common		\|Common
	\|4,000 kg		\|3,000 kg
	\|3,000 E$		\|3,000 E$
	\|-		\|-

Spdx-dv: fixed the broken table and did an in-theme rewrite

2024-06-20T23:53:09Z

fixed the broken table and did an in-theme rewrite

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	~~====== Ore chunks ======~~		'Chunks' are the colloquial name for the nuggets of mineral-rich ore that form in the cores of [[Ringroid\|ringroids]]. They are so common that many spacecraft operating within the rings are exclusively designed with their spherical forms in mind.

	An [asteroid impact of 2184]] with the [[~~A Ring~~]] revealed ~~unusually high concentration of minerals in~~ the ~~rings. Subsequent~~ [[~~geologist~~]] ~~surveys confirmed abundance~~ of:		The [[asteroid impact of 2184]] with the then-in-construction [[Enceladus Prime]] revealed anomalous mineral concentrations within the [[A Ring]], the primary elements of which are listed below. Note that all ore chunks contain a significant amount of ice, and that their average mass and purity increase as one goes deeper into the rings.
			{\| class="wikitable"
	~~^ Symbol ^~~ Element ^ Average ~~[[codex:Mineral market\|market]]~~ price ^		\|+
	\| ~~H2O~~ \| ~~Water~~ (~~ice~~) \| ~~100 [[codex:E$]]/T~~\|		!Element
	\| ~~Be \| Beryllium \| 20000 [[codex:~~E$~~]]/T~~\|		!Frequency
	\| Fe \| ~~Iron~~ \| ~~900 [[codex:~~E$~~]]/T~~\|		!Average chunk mass
	\| Pd \| ~~Palladium~~ \| ~~2500 [[codex:~~E$~~]]/T~~\|		!Average price
	\| Pt \| ~~Platinum~~ \| ~~2700 [[codex:~~E$~~]]/T~~\|		per metric ton
	\| V \| ~~Vanadium~~ \| ~~3000 [[codex:~~E$~~]]/T~~\|		\|-
	\| W \| ~~Tungsten~~ \| ~~6500 [[codex:~~E$~~]]/T~~\|		\|Iron (Fe)
			\|Very common
			\|6,000 kg
			\|900 E$
			\|-
			\|Palladium (Pd)
			\|Common
			\|4,000 kg
			\|2,500 E$
			\|-
			\|Platinum (Pt)
			\|Common
			\|4,000 kg
			\|2,700 E$
			\|-
			\|Vanadium (V)
			\|Common
			\|4,000 kg
			\|3,000 E$
			\|-
			\|Tungsten (W)
			\|Infrequent
			\|3,000 kg
			\|6,500 E$
			\|-
			\|Beryllium (Be)
			\|Rare
			\|1,000 kg
			\|20,000 E$
			\|}

	[[Category:Codex]]		[[Category:Codex]]

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