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|Name = Californium | |Name = Californium | ||
|Chemical Formula = Cf | |Chemical Formula = Cf | ||
|Type = Elemental | |Type = Inorganic Resource | ||
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|Atomic Number = 98 | |Atomic Number = 98 | ||
|Color (Menu) = ??? | |Color (Menu) = ??? | ||
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|Color (Real Life) = Silvery | |Color (Real Life) = Silvery | ||
|Rarity = Rare | |Rarity = Rare | ||
|Type = Actinide | |Type = Inorganic Resource | ||
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|Planet Type = ??? | |Planet Type = ??? | ||
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|Appearance (Real Life) = Silvery-white, radioactive metal | |Appearance (Real Life) = Silvery-white, radioactive metal | ||
|How to Get = ??? | |How to Get = ??? | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:26, 27 August 2023
| Cf - Californium | |
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| Information | |
| Name | Californium |
| Chemical Formula | Cf |
| Atomic Number | 98 |
| Type | Inorganic Resource |
| Color (Menu) | ??? |
| Color (Game) | ??? |
| Color (Real Life) | Silvery |
| Rarity | Rare |
| Planet Type | ??? |
| Biome | ??? |
| Description | Californium is a radioactive metallic chemical element. In the game, it's used for advanced energy systems and weaponry due to its high radioactivity. |
| How to Get | ??? |
| Used For | ??? |
| Appearance (Game) | ??? |
| Appearance (Real Life) | Silvery-white, radioactive metal |
| Patch | 1.0 |
Californium (Cf) is a Rare Inorganic Resource.
How to Get
Used For
Additional Information
Real Life
In real life, Californium is a radioactive chemical element first synthesized in 1950 at the University of California Radiation Laboratory. It's one of the few elements that have no stable isotopes, and it's highly dangerous due to its radioactivity.