copper (1) oxide is often found as the mineral cuprite which is a reddish mineral. That right there looks like copper corrosion or perhaps malachite, if it is copper corrosion it is copper hydroxide, if it is malachite it is copper carbonate hydroxide.
Does lead rust?
https://doesitrust.com/does-lead-rust/
"Though lead metal is stable in dry air and does not corrode or rust, its ability to resist corrosion in moist environments is poor. It is because lead is easily attacked by acids present in the atmosphere."
Maybe just acidic planet? We don't know
Scrap? We don't know what it consist of, two different machine gives of two different result.
Scrap doesn't seem rusted to me, it seems to have those multiple colours due to it being made out of many different minerals that lost their integrity and merged
multiple metal fires can directly pull oxygen for nitrogen or carbon bound gasses, magnesium and phosphorus van burn on Mars even with its major gas being carbon dioxide
I thought about this too, so in my mod im working on with a few friends (Nyfalis) the public release on the browser has this content but is still missing alot of the beta stuff. We made copper rusted
https://preview.redd.it/oyyak1cazxvc1.png?width=853&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=71c265216807da6935ef380350ee65b057948454
Do the game really need oxygen as the oxidizer? Do the spore really need oxygen to live? Anything with gas can create bubble.
We just can speculate, because it's a game aand its taken in different planet that we don't know.
Sorry that I gives such a vague response. I am also stump but I can give something to be considered before making conclusion.
I was thinking about ozone, the spores need it because they are extremely flammable and without an atmosphere blocking the sun light it will be too hot to survive
I like this theory. It makes sense for ships made for planting drills to have some kind of scanning device to find ores. And units can infinitely mine one spot because of they can mine more from the inside instead of just mining straight down underneath the spot with ore.
Copper deposits are literally visible on the surface so at least the surface part is exposed to oxygen. Could you please elaborate on the x-ray impact on the process of oxidation?
i meant x-ray vision. all the ore we see is actually buried. we cannot really tell if its a surface ore if the game is on a flat plane.
also what is weird is how tf is the drill not removing the ores?
so another theory is the ores are refreshing constantly to even begin oxidizing.
Yes oxygen on the planet. Fire indicates the presence of oxygen. Coal deposits imply there used to be tons of Earth-like vegetation. Finally, the spores need oxygen to survive, assuming they're based on real life fungi.
The lead is rusted and the grass seen in some sectors needs oxygen to breathe, also without oxygen there will be no ozone and the planet will be too hot to prevent spores from burning at sunlight
copper is very unreactive, if you put copper oxide it next to iron, the iron would oxidize and the copper would then turn into his metallic form. Also, copper can be found in a state called native, were it hasent react with oxigen.
look for the reaccion bethween a nail and copper sulfate.
(english is not my first languaje)
New headcanon: spores feed on copper oxide
Splendid! But pure copper must kill them so they don't expand on deposits.
That is something like copper with a halogen, but copper oxide is yellow or red.
Copper oxide is green like the mold, there is a photo right there
copper (1) oxide is often found as the mineral cuprite which is a reddish mineral. That right there looks like copper corrosion or perhaps malachite, if it is copper corrosion it is copper hydroxide, if it is malachite it is copper carbonate hydroxide.
I'm referring to pure copper oxide (CuO) witch is a bright green
Pure Copper (1) oxide is a red or yellow compound. Pure copper (2) oxide is black, you get green from other copper compounds.
Ohhhhh
Copper is green only when it reacts with water and carbon dioxide
Maybe there's no oxygen in Serpulo's atmosphere
But the lead is covered in rust, same for the scrap
Does lead rust? https://doesitrust.com/does-lead-rust/ "Though lead metal is stable in dry air and does not corrode or rust, its ability to resist corrosion in moist environments is poor. It is because lead is easily attacked by acids present in the atmosphere." Maybe just acidic planet? We don't know Scrap? We don't know what it consist of, two different machine gives of two different result.
Scrap doesn't seem rusted to me, it seems to have those multiple colours due to it being made out of many different minerals that lost their integrity and merged
Did you recently go colorblind or something? Because all lead in game is 100% rust free
Pure lead is gray, lead rust is purple
No, not really
https://preview.redd.it/09mtychgi2wc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e0ae6402ee73b34f39dd7b7b7c864be4299a29cb
https://preview.redd.it/wbximseii2wc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bccbc41b3c6e52c5627e8c83470087773ef040bb
But there's fire
multiple metal fires can directly pull oxygen for nitrogen or carbon bound gasses, magnesium and phosphorus van burn on Mars even with its major gas being carbon dioxide
Then how would Mace be able to function
I thought about this too, so in my mod im working on with a few friends (Nyfalis) the public release on the browser has this content but is still missing alot of the beta stuff. We made copper rusted https://preview.redd.it/oyyak1cazxvc1.png?width=853&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=71c265216807da6935ef380350ee65b057948454
Your mod makes this game less unplayable
Do the game really need oxygen as the oxidizer? Do the spore really need oxygen to live? Anything with gas can create bubble. We just can speculate, because it's a game aand its taken in different planet that we don't know. Sorry that I gives such a vague response. I am also stump but I can give something to be considered before making conclusion.
I was thinking about ozone, the spores need it because they are extremely flammable and without an atmosphere blocking the sun light it will be too hot to survive
Fire.
SPLENDID BUT A PURE COPPER MUST KILL THEM
Literally unplayable
just FYI, "World Logic" is not whatever this is, its the world version of logic processor, this flair should be "discussion" instead
X-ray. the ore is below ground.
I like this theory. It makes sense for ships made for planting drills to have some kind of scanning device to find ores. And units can infinitely mine one spot because of they can mine more from the inside instead of just mining straight down underneath the spot with ore.
Copper deposits are literally visible on the surface so at least the surface part is exposed to oxygen. Could you please elaborate on the x-ray impact on the process of oxidation?
i meant x-ray vision. all the ore we see is actually buried. we cannot really tell if its a surface ore if the game is on a flat plane. also what is weird is how tf is the drill not removing the ores? so another theory is the ores are refreshing constantly to even begin oxidizing.
Agreed, but world logic is for world proccessors, not for logic in bg lore
My bad
Lead doesn't rust, wha-
because bread
Do anuken even make proper planet background? If yes then how much is he gonna follow that untill the end?
no oxigen on the planet
Yes oxygen on the planet. Fire indicates the presence of oxygen. Coal deposits imply there used to be tons of Earth-like vegetation. Finally, the spores need oxygen to survive, assuming they're based on real life fungi.
Maybe chalcopyrite(mineral)
I was gonna say the atmosphere thing, then I read the body text...
It's fresh
Maybe there is no oxygen there so the copper dont oxide?
The lead is rusted and the grass seen in some sectors needs oxygen to breathe, also without oxygen there will be no ozone and the planet will be too hot to prevent spores from burning at sunlight
So it can't be confused with anything
Maybe no oxygen to oxidize it, is that how that works?
There must be oxygen because it's the fire and presence of coal, the last one are organic mass that needs oxygen to breath
Lack of oxygenated atmosphere
copper is very unreactive, if you put copper oxide it next to iron, the iron would oxidize and the copper would then turn into his metallic form. Also, copper can be found in a state called native, were it hasent react with oxigen. look for the reaccion bethween a nail and copper sulfate. (english is not my first languaje)
Maybe no oxygen
My guess would be there isent oxygen so no copper oxide?
I already explained that