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{{Resource Infobox | {{Resource Infobox | ||
|Image = | |Image = Europium.png | ||
|Name = Europium | |Name = Europium | ||
|Chemical Formula = Eu | |Chemical Formula = Eu | ||
|Atomic Number = | |Atomic Number = | ||
| | |Type = Inorganic Resource | ||
|Rarity = Exotic | |||
|Planet Type = | |||
|Rarity = | |Biome = | ||
|Description = Exotic inorganic resource. This item can be used as a component in crafting. | |||
|Planet Type = | |How to Get = Purchased from [[Wen Tseng]], [[Dietrich Sieghart]], [[Amoli Bava]], [[Saburo Okadigbo]] | ||
|Biome = | |Where to Find = Andraphon | ||
|Description = | |Used For = | ||
|Appearance (Game) = ??? | |Appearance (Game) = ??? | ||
|Appearance (Real Life) = Silvery-white, soft, ductile metal | |Appearance (Real Life) = Silvery-white, soft, ductile metal | ||
|Patch = 1.0 | |Patch = 1.0 | ||
}} | }} | ||
==How to Get== | |||
===Purchased From=== | |||
*[[Wen Tseng]] | |||
*[[Dietrich Sieghart]] | |||
*[[Amoli Bava]] | |||
*[[Saburo Okadigbo]] | |||
== | ===Found On=== | ||
*[[Andraphon]] [[moon]] of [[Sumati]] in the [[Narion]] [[system]] | |||
==Used For== | ==Used For== | ||
===Recipes=== | |||
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==Additional Information== | ==Additional Information== | ||
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In real life, Europium is one of the least abundant elements in the universe. It's used in many high-tech applications, including lasers, superconductors, and as a phosphor in television screens. | In real life, Europium is one of the least abundant elements in the universe. It's used in many high-tech applications, including lasers, superconductors, and as a phosphor in television screens. | ||
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==Comments== | |||
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{{Resources}} | |||
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