Di-hydrogen

The subject of this article is from the Origins update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 9 November, 2020.

Di-hydrogen

Category	Earth
Type	High Energy Substance
Rarity	Common
Blueprint Value	34.0
Used for	Building, Crafting, Charging, Upgrading
Symbol	H
Updated	Origins

Di-hydrogen is a resource.

Summary[]

Di-hydrogen (H) is a resource and one of the earth elements. It is a main ingredient required to craft fuel for both starships and frigates.

Game description[]

A stable, crystalline form of hydrogen remarkable both for its extreme energy density and its stability at atmospheric pressures.

Common to all worlds, Di-hydrogen is found in the form of large blue crystals. It is a key component of Starship Launch Fuel.

Source[]

Di-hydrogen can be found in blue crystal minerals located on nearly every planet. The larger minerals require an Advanced Mining Laser.

Di-hydrogen can be refined using a Refiner with the following ingredients:

Di-hydrogen Jelly x1 → Di-hydrogen x50 ("Di-hydrogen Cycling", 1 sec./unit output)
Tritium x5 → Di-hydrogen x1 ("Tritium Cycling", 1 sec./unit output)

Exploit[]

Once the player has at least 40 Di-hydrogen and a Refiner, they can produce their own Di-hydrogen for free.

Crafting method:

Use 40 Di-hydrogen to craft a Di-hydrogen Jelly.
Refine the Di-hydrogen Jelly to produce 50 Di-hydrogen.
Repeat steps 1 and 2, to produce 10 Di-hydrogen per cycle.

Refining method:

Refine 30 Di-hydrogen to produce a Di-hydrogen Jelly.
Refine the Di-hydrogen Jelly to produce 50 Di-hydrogen .
Repeat steps 1 and 2, to produce 20 Di-hydrogen per cycle.

Note: Despite the difference in quantity produced, the crafting method is by far the faster method of producing Di-hydrogen, as the refiner takes 1min (60s) to create 1 Di-hydrogen Jelly, while crafting Di-hydrogen Jelly is instantaneous.

Use[]

Crafting[]

Di-hydrogen is used as an ingredient for crafting the following products:

Di-hydrogen Jelly -- Di-hydrogen x40 → Di-hydrogen Jelly
Exocraft Terminal -- Chromatic Metal x40 + Di-hydrogen x25 → Exocraft Terminal
Frigate Fuel (100 Tonnes) -- Di-hydrogen x100 + Tritium x100 → Frigate Fuel (100 Tonnes)
Frigate Fuel (200 Tonnes) -- Di-hydrogen x200 + Tritium x200 → Frigate Fuel (200 Tonnes)
Frigate Fuel (50 Tonnes) -- Di-hydrogen x50 + Tritium x50 → Frigate Fuel (50 Tonnes)
Hydraulic Wiring -- Carbon Nanotubes x2 + Salt x20 + Di-hydrogen x40 → Hydraulic Wiring
Minotaur Laser -- Chromatic Metal x80 + Di-hydrogen x65 + Wiring Loom x1 → Minotaur Laser
Starship Launch Fuel -- Di-hydrogen x40 + Metal Plating x1 → Starship Launch Fuel

Refining[]

Di-hydrogen is used as an ingredient for refining the following products using a Refiner:

Ammonia -- Nitrogen x1 + Di-hydrogen x1 → Ammonia x1 ("Organic Fusion", 0.4 sec./unit output)
Deuterium -- Di-hydrogen x1 + Tritium x1 → Deuterium x1 ("Di-hydrogen Cycling", 0.6 sec./unit output)
Di-hydrogen Jelly -- Di-hydrogen x30 → Di-hydrogen Jelly x1 ("Condense Di-hydrogen", 240 sec./unit output)
Faecium -- Di-hydrogen x1 + Carbon x1 → Faecium x1 ("Assisted Decomposition", 0.2 sec./unit output)
Life Support Gel -- Oxygen x10 + Condensed Carbon x10 + Di-hydrogen x10 → Life Support Gel x1 ("Advanced Oxygen Capture", 90 sec./unit output)
Mordite -- Di-hydrogen x1 + Condensed Carbon x1 → Mordite x1 ("Organic Reassembly", 0.2 sec./unit output)
Salt -- Di-hydrogen x1 + Oxygen x1 → Salt x1 ("Rapid Formation/Evaporation", 0.2 sec./unit output)
Solanium -- Di-hydrogen x1 + Sulphurine x1 → Solanium x1 ("Sulphur Injection", 0.4 sec./unit output)
Starship Launch Fuel -- Di-hydrogen x10 + Ferrite Dust x20 + Sodium Nitrate x5 → Starship Launch Fuel x1 ("Di-hydrogen Capture", 90 sec./unit output)
Starship Launch Fuel -- Di-hydrogen x10 + Magnetised Ferrite x10 + Sodium Nitrate x5 → Starship Launch Fuel x1 ("Di-hydrogen Capture", 90 sec./unit output)
Starship Launch Fuel -- Di-hydrogen x10 + Pure Ferrite x20 + Sodium x10 → Starship Launch Fuel x1 ("Di-hydrogen Capture", 90 sec./unit output)
Uranium -- Radon x1 + Di-hydrogen x1 → Uranium x1 ("Catalyse Radiation", 0.4 sec./unit output)