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Reactions are processes through which moon ores and gases are turned into intermediate products necessary for the manufacture of [[Medical boosters|Boosters]], [[Manufacturing#Tech_II_production|T2 items/hulls]], or [[Tech_3_Production|T3 items/hulls]]. Each reaction requires a Reaction Formula, which work similarly to Blueprints but cannot be researched, copied, or invented. Furthermore, reactions can only be conducted in [[Upwell_structures#Refineries|Refineries]] that have the relevant reactor module installed.
Reactions are processes through which moon ores and gases are turned into intermediate products necessary for the manufacture of [[Medical boosters|Boosters]], [[Manufacturing#Tech_II_production|T2 items/hulls]], or [[Tech_3_Production|T3 items/hulls]]. Each reaction requires a Reaction Formula, which works similarly to Blueprints but cannot be researched, copied, or invented. Furthermore, reactions can only be conducted in [[Upwell_structures#Refineries|Refineries]] that have the relevant reactor module installed.




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=== Materials ===
=== Materials ===
* Polymer Reaction Formulae are seeded on the NPC market under ''Reactions > Polymer Reactions''. As with other reaction formulae these cannot be researched.
* Polymer Reaction Formulae are seeded on the NPC market under ''Reactions > Polymer Reactions''. As with other reaction formulae these cannot be researched.
* Fullerites are obtained by harvesting gas sites in w-space. See [[Gas Cloud Mining#Fullerenes|Fullerenes]] for more details. Fullerites are very bulky and shipping large quantities of these gases may become challenging.
* Fullerites are obtained by harvesting gas sites in w-space. See [[Gas Cloud Mining#Fullerenes|Fullerenes]] for more details. Fullerites are bulky and shipping large quantities of these gases may become challenging.
* Minerals are obtained from mining standard ores (either from Ores sites in w-space, or asteroid belts in k-space). Compared to Tech 2 manufacturing, very little minerals are actually required to manufacture Tech 3 ships and subsystems.
* Minerals are obtained from mining standard ores (either from Ores sites in w-space, or asteroid belts in k-space). Compared to Tech 2 manufacturing, very little minerals are actually required to manufacture Tech 3 ships and subsystems.
* Fuel blocks are also required. These can be manufactured from ice and PI commodities or purchased on the market.
* Fuel blocks are also required. These can be manufactured from ice and PI commodities or purchased on the market.
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Components are made using [[Moon_mining|moon ores]], and are used in T2 manufacturing. The basic procedure is as follows:
Components are made using [[Moon_mining|moon ores]], and are used in T2 manufacturing. The basic procedure is as follows:


* Step 1: Raw moon ore is processed into basic moon materials.
* Step 1: Raw moon ore is reprocessed into basic moon materials (and some standard asteroid minerals).
* Step 2: Moon materials are reacted together (using the appropriate fuel blocks) in a composite reactor to form intermediate materials.
* Step 2: Moon materials are reacted together using the appropriate fuel blocks in a composite reactor to form intermediate materials.
* Step 3: Composite materials are formed from reactions involving multiple intermediate ingredients, again using the correct fuel blocks in a composite reactor.
* Step 3: Composite materials are formed from reactions involving multiple intermediate ingredients, again using the correct fuel blocks in a composite reactor.
* Step 4: Advanced components are then manufactured just like any other T1 manufacturing process, using composite materials as inputs.
* Step 4: Advanced components are then manufactured just like any standard T1 manufacturing process, using composite materials as inputs.


=== Intermediate Materials ===
=== Intermediate Materials ===
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== Reaction Reference Tables ==
== Reaction Reference Tables ==


The three different reaction types in the game each have multiple steps, and the spaghetti organization of the formula inputs and outputs can be very confusing. The tables and explanations presented above may be useful for players who are committed to using reactions in their everyday gameplay. However, as a guide for those new to reactions, the following two tables are provided to make some sense out of the chaos.
Besides simply selling the raw materials (in the case of ninja-huffed gas, for instance), or selling the materials a player receives from reprocessing moon ores, one could use reactions in the hopes that the additional profits would outweigh the isk, hauling risk, and time required. The three different reaction types in the game each have multiple steps, and the spaghetti organization of the formula inputs and outputs can be very confusing. The tables and explanations presented above may be useful for players who are committed to using reactions in their everyday gameplay. However, as a guide for those new to reactions, the following reference tables are provided to make some sense out of the chaos.


=== I found this, what do I do with it? ===
=== Biochemical Material Table ===
 
Besides simply selling the raw materials (in the case of ninja-huffed gas, for instance), or the materials a player receives from reprocessing moon ores, one could use reactions in the hopes that the additional profits would outweigh the isk and time costs required.
 
==== Biochemical Material Table ====


mytocerin
mytocerin




==== Hybrid Material Table ====
=== Hybrid Material Table ===
 
{| class="wikitable"
! style="background:#222222;" | Material
! style="background:#222222;" {{Vertical header|Atmospheric Gases}}
! style="background:#222222;" | Cadmium
! style="background:#222222;" | Caesium
! style="background:#222222;" | Chromium
! style="background:#222222;" | Cobalt
! style="background:#222222;" | Dysprosium
! style="background:#222222;" | Evaporite Deposits
! style="background:#222222;" | Hafnium
! style="background:#222222;" | Hydrocarbons
! style="background:#222222;" | Mercury
! style="background:#222222;" | Neodymium
! style="background:#222222;" | Platinum
! style="background:#222222;" | Promethium
! style="background:#222222;" | Scandium
! style="background:#222222;" | Silicates
! style="background:#222222;" | Technetium
! style="background:#222222;" | Thulium
! style="background:#222222;" | Titanium
! style="background:#222222;" | Tungsten
! style="background:#222222;" | Vanadium
|-
|{{icon|veldspar||Veldspar}} Space Found
|10,000
|Helium
|Crystallite Alloy
|Carbon Polymers
|NA
|NA
|Gallente
|10,000
|Helium
|Crystallite Alloy
|Carbon Polymers
|NA
|NA
|Gallente
|Helium
|Crystallite Alloy
|Carbon Polymers
|NA
|NA
|Gallente
|-
| {{icon|scordite||Scordite}} Caesarium Cadmide
|200
|Helium
|Caesarium Cadmide
|Dysprosite
|Fluxed Condensates
|NA
|All
|-
| {{icon|pyroxeres||Pyroxeres}} Carbon Polymers
|10,000
|Hydrogen
|Fernite Alloy
|Ceramic Powder
|NA
|NA
|Amarr
|-
| {{icon|plagioclase||Plagioclase}} Ceramic Powder
|400
|Hydrogen
|Hexite
|Hyperflurite
|Ferrofluid
|Prometium
|All
|-
| {{icon|omber||Omber}} Crystallite Alloy
|3,000
|Nitrogen
|Carbon Polymers
|Platinum Technite
|NA
|NA
|All
|-
| {{icon|kernite||Kernite}} Dysporite
|750
|Oxygen
|Vanadium Hafnite
|Solerium
|Dysprosite
|NA
|All
|-
| {{icon|jaspet||Jaspet}} Fernite Alloy
|1,500
|Nitrogen
|Sulfuric Acid
|Platinum technite
|Neo Mercurite
|NA
|All
|-
| {{icon|hemorphite||Hemorphite}} Ferrofluid
|300
|Nitrogen
|Titanium Chromide
|Ferrofluid
|NA
|NA
|All
|-
| {{icon|hedbergite||Hedbergite}} Fluxed Condensates
|2,200
|Oxygen
|Silicon Diborite
|Caesarium Cadmide
|Vanadium Hafnite
|NA
|All
|-
| {{icon|gneiss||Gneiss}} Hexite
|300
|Oxygen
|Crystallite Alloy
|Thulium Hafnite
|NA
|NA
|All
|-
| {{icon|dark ochre||Dark Ochre}} Hyperflurite
|300
|Hydrogen
|Fernite Alloy
|Neo Mercurite
|NA
|NA
|All
|-
| {{icon|spodumain||Spodumain}} Neo Mercurite
|6,000
|Helium
|Ceramic Powder
|Hexite
|NA
|NA
|All
|-
| {{icon|crokite||Crokite}} Platinum Technite
|300
|Helium
|Rolled Tungsten Alloy
|Promethium Mercurite
|NA
|NA
|All
|-
| {{icon|arkonor||Arkonor}} Promethium Mercurite
|10,000
|Oxygen
|Titanium Chromide
|Silicon Diborite
|NA
|NA
|Caldari
|-
| {{icon|bistot||Bistot}} Prometium
|10,000
|Nitrogen
|Rolled Tungsten Alloy
|Sulfuric Acid
|NA
|NA
|Minmatar
|-
|}
 
 
 
==== Composite Material Table ====
 
Moon gas/metal
 
 
=== I want this, what do I need? ===
 
Once a player has a shiny new blueprint copy for a combat booster, a T3 cruiser, T2 projectile turret, etc., naturally the player will look to see how much the BPC can be sold for, or if it would be more profitable to build the item, either for sale or for use against gate guns. Viewing the blueprint in the industry window, the player is presented not with the usual standard asteroid ores or salvage materials. Instead, there are a variety of unfamiliar components and materials listed. The tables below present the raw materials required for construction, to help a player understand how feasible it is to attempt manufacturing.
 
==== Biochemical Finishing Table ====


Mytocerin




==== Hybrid Finishing Table ====


Fullerites


=== Composite Material Table ===


==== Composite Finishing Table ====
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