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Metal Salts

Metal salts are created in an acid bath with 1 acid, 1 potash, 25 water in jugs and 7 of the appropriate metal.

Types of metal salts are:

So far as is known, the various alloys cannot be converted into metal salts.

When you begin the acid bath process, the acid eats away at the metal, producing a precipitate. The amount of precipitate increases over time, slowing as it goes (progress is shown). You may filter at any point to extract the salts.

More detailed results are on the acid bath page. A formula that fits close to the above times is salts = SQRT(SQRT([teppyseconds]*7)).


note the x-scale is logarithmic and in seconds


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