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| <h3>'''Proplaten'''</h3> | | <h3>'''Proplaten'''</h3> | ||
− | | Equal Parts: | + | | Equal Parts: Varibulin, Silicon, Blood |
− | | Proplaten is a synthetic antifibrinolytic, typically used to seal and repair wounds sustained in combat. Significantly speeds up metabolism. | + | | Proplaten is a semi-synthetic antifibrinolytic, typically used to seal and repair wounds sustained in combat. Significantly speeds up metabolism, making patients hungry. |
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| <h3>'''Occidevene'''</h3> | | <h3>'''Occidevene'''</h3> | ||
− | | Equal Parts: | + | | Equal Parts: Potassium, Carbon, Sodium Chloride |
| A mildly diuretic general purpose antitoxin used to purge toxins building up in organs. Kitchens in noble manors are often ordered to fortify food with Occidevene. | | A mildly diuretic general purpose antitoxin used to purge toxins building up in organs. Kitchens in noble manors are often ordered to fortify food with Occidevene. | ||
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| <h3>'''Victorosonide'''</h3> | | <h3>'''Victorosonide'''</h3> | ||
− | | Equal Parts: Proplaten, Varibulin | + | | Equal Parts: Proplaten, Varibulin, Penicillin |
| Victorosonide is a generalised recovery agent. Seals wounds and heals damaged muscle, although not as fast as specialised medicines. | | Victorosonide is a generalised recovery agent. Seals wounds and heals damaged muscle, although not as fast as specialised medicines. | ||
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| <h3>'''Formaldehyde'''</h3> | | <h3>'''Formaldehyde'''</h3> | ||
− | | Methanol, 5u Silver (C)/Methanol, 5u Water/Iron each (C) | + | | Methanol, 5u Silver (C) <b>OR</b> Methanol, 5u Water/Iron each (C) |
| Highly toxic. Mostly used for preserving tissue specimens and in the production of pressed-wood goods. | | Highly toxic. Mostly used for preserving tissue specimens and in the production of pressed-wood goods. | ||
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| 2 parts Hydrazine, 2 parts Carbon, 2 parts Aluminum | | 2 parts Hydrazine, 2 parts Carbon, 2 parts Aluminum | ||
| A chemical which makes blood appear under UV light. Questionably legal, questionably useful. | | A chemical which makes blood appear under UV light. Questionably legal, questionably useful. | ||
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+ | | <h3>'''Sodium Chloride'''</h3> | ||
+ | | Equal Parts: Sodium, Hydrochloric Acid | ||
+ | | Table salt. Delicious. Millions have died in the conquest of salt. | ||
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Revision as of 22:56, 5 October 2022
Chemistry in Reborn is not dissimilar from chemistry in other HRP servers.
Be aware that you don't have a method of removing chemicals from other chemicals. Precision is important. If you've left in a dangerous chemical, perhaps you can make it safe by converting it into a 'helpful' drug? Some chemists might find it important to be precise but who's really going to notice if their Victorosonide isn't pure? Sometimes it's a blessing in disguise. Sugar in pills can hide the displeasing bitter taste and leave your patients happier.
As a Chemist, it's always a good idea to prepare things you know the clinic will need ahead of time. For example, every patient that leaves the clinic alive is leaving with a Morphine addiction. There's always profit to be made from selling Morphine pills.
Not every chemical is listed below. Some require specialised equipment, others can be found through exploration.
Basic Chemicals
The chemicals listed below have notable characteristics. This list is not exhaustive.
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Recipes
(C) denotes a catalyst (not consumed in the reaction)
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An Aside
As you may well be aware, vitamins have long been considered a myth by modern science. This is complimented by the ubiquity of Redistani medicine simply superseding any bullshit Blusnian science supporting the existence of vitamins. Of course, only Nobility have the time to care about their physical health in such a manner, but many see many commonly available drugs as 'essentials' and seek out supplements for what they consider 'Essentials'.
Did you get your Essential O today?