Resources/Resources IV: Difference between revisions
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! Element !! Type !! Usage !! Rarity | ! Element !! Type !! Usage !! Source !! Rarity | ||
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| Antimonium | | Antimonium | ||
| mineral | | mineral | ||
| flame retardant and battery alloy | | flame retardant and battery alloy | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| Bakrinium | | Bakrinium | ||
| mineral | | mineral | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| energy cells, edged tools/weapons | | energy cells, edged tools/weapons | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| Cormaline | | Cormaline | ||
| mineral | | mineral | ||
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| common | | common | ||
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| Cormalite | | Cormalite | ||
| mineral | | mineral | ||
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| common | | common | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| warp nacelles | | warp nacelles | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| Deuterium | | Deuterium | ||
| mineral (gas/slush) | | mineral (gas/slush) | ||
| hydrogen isotope used with tritium for warp reactor fuel | | hydrogen isotope used with tritium for warp reactor fuel | ||
| stars, gas giants | |||
| common | | common | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| space stations | | space stations | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| transistors | | transistors | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| antimatter radiation buffer in warp reactors; interference from scans, beams, and transporters | | antimatter radiation buffer in warp reactors; interference from scans, beams, and transporters | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| various alloys | | various alloys | ||
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| very common | | very common | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| (early) life support systems | | (early) life support systems | ||
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| very rare | | very rare | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| light sources | | light sources | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| light sources | | light sources | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| warp nacelles | | warp nacelles | ||
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| common | | common | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| replicators | | replicators | ||
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| rare | | rare | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| valuable trading commodity | | valuable trading commodity | ||
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| rare | | rare | ||
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| interference of sensor readings | | interference of sensor readings | ||
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| standard | |||
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| Gallicite | | Gallicite | ||
| mineral | | mineral | ||
| warp coils | | warp coils | ||
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| rare (but large deposits) | | rare (but large deposits) | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| medical stasis fields (thru 23rd c.); very dangerous | | medical stasis fields (thru 23rd c.); very dangerous | ||
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| rare | | rare | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| deflecting/interference of scans, beams, and transporters | | deflecting/interference of scans, beams, and transporters | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| warp drives | | warp drives | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| drug to treat Rigelian fever | | drug to treat Rigelian fever | ||
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| rare | | rare | ||
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| Trellium-A | | Trellium-A | ||
| mineral | | mineral | ||
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| very common | | very common | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| hull insulation (from certain anomalies), but damaging to Vulcan neural pathways | | hull insulation (from certain anomalies), but damaging to Vulcan neural pathways | ||
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| rare | | rare | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| starships and sensor arrays; unstable | | starships and sensor arrays; unstable | ||
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| rare | | rare | ||
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| mineral | | mineral | ||
| trading commodity | | trading commodity | ||
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| rare | | rare | ||
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| treats plant diseases | | treats plant diseases | ||
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| very rare | | very rare | ||
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| radioactive | | radioactive | ||
| large-scale energy weapons; other (unknown) uses | | large-scale energy weapons; other (unknown) uses | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| radioactive | | radioactive | ||
| life-support equipment | | life-support equipment | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| mixed with deuterium for warp reactor fuel | | mixed with deuterium for warp reactor fuel | ||
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| standard | |||
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| Tritonium | | Tritonium | ||
| radioactive | | radioactive | ||
| tracking devices and to interfere with scans | | tracking devices and to interfere with scans | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| radioactive | | radioactive | ||
| fuel for fission reactors | | fuel for fission reactors | ||
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| standard | | standard | ||
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| Dentarium | |||
| metal | |||
| starship hulls | |||
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| standard | |||
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| Diburnium | |||
| metal | |||
| shielding devices, including brigs and deflectors | |||
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| standard | |||
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| Duranium | |||
| metal | |||
| starship and shuttlecraft hulls, gravitic technology | |||
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| standard | |||
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| Duridium | |||
| metal | |||
| containers | |||
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| standard | |||
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| Golside | |||
| metal | |||
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| standard | |||
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| Nitrium | |||
| metal | |||
| starships, warp reactors | |||
| asteroids | |||
| standard | |||
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| Osmium | |||
| metal | |||
| radiation shielding (including warp nacelles) and deflectors | |||
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| standard | |||
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| Quonium | |||
| metal | |||
| extremely magnetic; alloyed with iron to help contain antimatter | |||
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| standard | |||
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| Tritanium | |||
| metal | |||
| commonly used in starship bulkheads and other forms of construction | |||
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| standard | |||
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| Victurium | |||
| metal | |||
| starship superstructures, especially scouts & surveyors (due to high sensor capability requirements) | |||
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Revision as of 10:55, 13 April 2018
Elements
Elements comprise the minerals, metals, and other naturally-occurring substances that exist as resources. The below table indicates whether or not the element is normally found as diffuse minerals, found in veins of ore (metals), or stand out from the either two as radioactive. Additionally, those that crystallize into gemstones and industrial crystals are also identified under the type column. The known usages for each are provided, as well as their rarity; normal metals are those classified as "very common," "common," or "standard," while "rare" and "very rare" are considered to be special metals.
| Element | Type | Usage | Source | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Antimonium | mineral | flame retardant and battery alloy | standard | |
| Bakrinium | mineral | standard | ||
| Boridium | mineral | energy cells, edged tools/weapons | standard | |
| Cormaline | mineral | common | ||
| Cormalite | mineral | common | ||
| Cortenum | mineral | warp nacelles | standard | |
| Deuterium | mineral (gas/slush) | hydrogen isotope used with tritium for warp reactor fuel | stars, gas giants | common |
| Fortanium | mineral | space stations | standard | |
| Germanium | mineral | transistors | standard | |
| Magnesite | mineral | antimatter radiation buffer in warp reactors; interference from scans, beams, and transporters | standard | |
| Noranium | mineral | various alloys | very common | |
| Topaline | mineral | (early) life support systems | very rare | |
| Trevium | mineral | light sources | standard | |
| Trimagnesite | mineral | light sources | standard | |
| Verterium | mineral | warp nacelles | common | |
| Bernicium | mineral | replicators | rare | |
| Feldomite | mineral | valuable trading commodity | rare | |
| Fistrium | mineral | interference of sensor readings | standard | |
| Gallicite | mineral | warp coils | rare (but large deposits) | |
| Invidium | mineral | medical stasis fields (thru 23rd c.); very dangerous | rare | |
| Kelbonite | mineral | deflecting/interference of scans, beams, and transporters | standard | |
| Ladarium | mineral | warp drives | standard | |
| Ryetalyn | mineral | drug to treat Rigelian fever | rare | |
| Trellium-A | mineral | very common | ||
| Trellium-D | mineral | hull insulation (from certain anomalies), but damaging to Vulcan neural pathways | rare | |
| Uridium | mineral | starships and sensor arrays; unstable | rare | |
| Vendarite | mineral | trading commodity | rare | |
| Zemite | mineral | treats plant diseases | very rare | |
| Kemocite | radioactive | large-scale energy weapons; other (unknown) uses | standard | |
| Pergium | radioactive | life-support equipment | standard | |
| Tritium | radioactive | mixed with deuterium for warp reactor fuel | standard | |
| Tritonium | radioactive | tracking devices and to interfere with scans | standard | |
| Uranium | radioactive | fuel for fission reactors | standard | |
| Dentarium | metal | starship hulls | standard | |
| Diburnium | metal | shielding devices, including brigs and deflectors | standard | |
| Duranium | metal | starship and shuttlecraft hulls, gravitic technology | standard | |
| Duridium | metal | containers | standard | |
| Golside | metal | standard | ||
| Nitrium | metal | starships, warp reactors | asteroids | standard |
| Osmium | metal | radiation shielding (including warp nacelles) and deflectors | standard | |
| Quonium | metal | extremely magnetic; alloyed with iron to help contain antimatter | standard | |
| Tritanium | metal | commonly used in starship bulkheads and other forms of construction | standard | |
| Victurium | metal | starship superstructures, especially scouts & surveyors (due to high sensor capability requirements) | standard | |
Alloys
These are manufactured metals and do not occur naturally.
- Baakonite: edged tools and weapons
- Beritium: valuable; atmospheric craft
- Cortenide: light-weight casings
- Diamide: atmospheric craft
- Ditanium: trans-atmospheric hulls (such as shuttlecraft)
- Duritanium: provides protection from explosions in starship (and shuttlecraft) hulls and (later) casings of small objects
- Ermanium: shuttlecraft
- Paricium: space installations (out of favor by 24th c.)
- Terminium: hull casing for photon torpedoes
- Tetraburnium: hulls of trans-atmospheric crafts and probes designed for high pressure and heat (such as in a gas giant)
- Toranium: space installations, usually of a military nature
Compounds
These items are combinations of elements that manufactured to forms other than hard metals, such as chemically as drugs, fuels, or explosives, or as alloys for batteries and other manufactured products.