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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 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.
 
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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After the reaction process the Hybrid polymer produced will typically have 40% or so of the feed materials volume, depending on the exact reaction and on the facility ME bonuses.
 
After the reaction process the Hybrid polymer produced will typically have 40% or so of the feed materials volume, depending on the exact reaction and on the facility ME bonuses.
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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.
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* 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.
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* Fullerites are obtained by harvesting gas sites in w-space. See [[Gas cloud harvesting#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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Hybrid reactions are organized as follows, with 100 units of each Fullerite gas required as inputs, along with 5 of the appropriate fuel blocks:  
 
Hybrid reactions are organized as follows, with 100 units of each Fullerite gas required as inputs, along with 5 of the appropriate fuel blocks:  
  
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! Input Gas
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! Input Gas
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|[[File:C3-FTM.png|32px]] C3-FTM Acid
 
|[[File:C3-FTM.png|32px]] C3-FTM Acid
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== Biochemical Reactions ==
 
== Biochemical Reactions ==
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[[Image:Drug_map.png|right|256 px|thumb|Industry map of drugs. Manufacturing of improved and strong drugs requires multiple raw gas sources.]]
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[[Image:Drug_map.png|256 px|thumb|Industry map of drugs. Manufacturing of improved and strong drugs requires multiple raw gas sources.]]
 
Boosters are manufactured from mykoserocin and cytoserocin gas harvested from clouds in [[cosmic signatures]] found in known space. These signatures only spawn in specific regions of New Eden. See [[Gas_cloud_harvesting#Nebulae|Nebulae]] for some known nebula locations. These gases are distinct from the fullerite gases found in wormholes, which are used to create T3 ships and subsystems.
 
Boosters are manufactured from mykoserocin and cytoserocin gas harvested from clouds in [[cosmic signatures]] found in known space. These signatures only spawn in specific regions of New Eden. See [[Gas_cloud_harvesting#Nebulae|Nebulae]] for some known nebula locations. These gases are distinct from the fullerite gases found in wormholes, which are used to create T3 ships and subsystems.
  
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See the separate article on [[Medical_boosters|Medical boosters]] for more in-depth information regarding the manufacture and use of boosters and cerebral accelerators.
 
See the separate article on [[Medical_boosters|Medical boosters]] for more in-depth information regarding the manufacture and use of boosters and cerebral accelerators.
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=== Molecular-Forged Reaction Formulae ===
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Molecular-forged reactions are introduced as part of capital production line. They are split into two groups: one based on fullerene gases found in wormholes, and the other based on cytoserocin and mykoserocin gases found in known space.
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====Fullerene====
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Molecular-forged reactions based on fullerenes require two gas types of 500 units each, five blocks of fuel blocks, ten thousand units of tritanium, and an isotropic deposition guide as inputs.
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! Formula
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! Fuel Block
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! Input Gas
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! Input Gas
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! Mineral
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! Commodity
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|[[File:Alpha-3.png|32px]] Isotropic Neofullerene Alpha-3
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|[[File:Helium.png|32px]] Helium
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|[[File:Fullerite-C84-28.png|32px]] Fullerite-C84
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|[[File:Fullerite-C50-60.png|32px]] Fullerite-C60
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| rowspan="3" |[[File:Mineral tritanium.png|32px]] Tritanium 
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| rowspan="3" |[[File:Isotropic-Deposition.png|32px]] Isotropic Deposition Guide
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|[[File:Beta-6.png|32px]] Isotropic Neofullerene Beta-6
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|[[File:Hydrogen.png|32px]] Hydrogen
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|[[File:Fullerite-C84-28.png|32px]] Fullerite-C28
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|[[File:Fullerite-C70.png|32px]] Fullerite-C70
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|[[File:Gamma-9.png|32px]] Isotropic Neofullerene Gamma-9
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|[[File:Nitrogen.png|32px]] Nitrogen
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|[[File:Fullerite-C72.png|32px]] Fullerite-C72
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|[[File:Fullerite-C50-60.png|32px]] Fullerite-C50
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|-
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|}
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====Cytoserocin & Mykoserocin====
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Molecular-forged reactions based on cytoserocin and mykoserocin require two gas types, five blocks of fuel blocks, and a matching special commodity.
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|- style="background:#222222;"
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! Formula
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! Fuel Block
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! Input Gas
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! Input Gas
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! Commodity
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|[[File:Axosomatic.png|32px]] Axosomatic Neurolink Enhancer
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| rowspan ="2" |[[File:Nitrogen.png|32px]] Nitrogen
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|[[File:Fullerite-C32.png|32px]] 40 Amber Mykoserocin
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|[[File:Fullerite-C320-540.png|32px]] 40 Golden Mykoserocin
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| rowspan = "2" |[[File:AG-Composite.png|32px]] AG-Composite Molecular Condenser
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|[[File:Reaction-Orienting.png|32px]] Reaction-Orienting Neurolink Stabilizer
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|[[File:Fullerite-C32.png|32px]] 10 Amber Cytoserocin
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|[[File:Fullerite-C320-540.png|32px]] 10 Golden Cytoserocin
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|[[File:Sense-Heuristic.png|32px]] Sense-Heuristic Neurolink Enhancer
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|  rowspan = "2" |[[File:Hydrogen.png|32px]] Hydrogen
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|[[File:Fullerite-C70.png|32px]] 40 Azure Mykoserocin
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|[[File:Fullerite-C50-60.png|32px]] 40 Vermillion Mykoserocin
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|  rowspan = "2" |[[File:AV-Composite.png|32px]] AV-Composite Molecular Condenser
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|[[File:Goal-Orienting.png|32px]] Goal-Orienting Neurolink Stabilizer
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|[[File:Fullerite-C70.png|32px]] 10 Azure Cytoserocin
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|[[File:Fullerite-C50-60.png|32px]] 10 Vermillion Cytoserocin
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|[[File:Cogni-Emotive.png|32px]] Cogni-Emotive Neurolink Enhancer
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|  rowspan = "2" |[[File:Gallente fuel block.png|32px]] Oxygen
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|[[File:Celadon.png|32px]] 40 Celadon Mykoserocin
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|[[File:Viridian.png|32px]] 40 Viridian Mykoserocin
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|  rowspan = "2" |[[File:CV-Composite.png|32px]] CV-Composite Molecular Condenser
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|[[File:Stress-Responding.png|32px]] Stress-Responding Neurolink Stabilizer
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|[[File:Celadon.png|32px]] 10 Celadon Cytoserocin
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|[[File:Viridian.png|32px]] 10 Viridian Cytoserocin
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|[[File:Hypnagogic.png|32px]] Hypnagogic Neurolink Enhancer
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| rowspan = "2" |[[File:Helium.png|32px]] Helium
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|[[File:Fullerite-C84-28.png|32px]] 40 Lime Mykoserocin
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|[[File:Fullerite-C72.png|32px]] 40 Malachite Mykoserocin
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|  rowspan = "2" |[[File:LM-Composite.png|32px]] LM-Composite Molecular Condenser
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|[[File:Ultradian-Cycling.png|32px]] Ultradian-Cycling Neurolink Stabilizer
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|[[File:Fullerite-C84-28.png|32px]] 10 Lime Cytoserocin
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|[[File:Fullerite-C72.png|32px]] 10 Malachite Cytoserocin
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|-
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|}
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There is also a reaction that combines all the Neurolink Enhancers and a special commodity. This reaction requires 5 units of fuel blocks and produces 20 units of products.
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! Input
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! Input
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! Commodity
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|[[File:Meta-Operant.png|32px]] Meta-Operant Neurolink Enhancer
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|[[File:Hydrogen.png|32px]] Hydrogen
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|[[File:Axosomatic.png|32px]] 80 Axosomatic
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|[[File:Cogni-Emotive.png|32px]] 80 Cogni-Emotive
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|[[File:Hypnagogic.png|32px]] 80 Hypnagogic
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|[[File:Sense-Heuristic.png|32px]] 80 Sense-Heuristic
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|[[File:Meta-Molecular.png|32px]] Meta-Molecular Combiner
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|-
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|}
  
 
== Composite Reactions ==
 
== Composite Reactions ==
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=== Intermediate Materials ===
 
=== Intermediate Materials ===
  
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Intermediate material reactions produce 200 units of product, consuming 100 units of each input required, plus 5 appropriate fuel blocks. Intermediate material reactions are organized as follows (note- the Unrefined variations are removed from this table):
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Intermediate material reactions produce 200 units of product, consuming 100 units of each input required, plus 5 appropriate fuel blocks. Intermediate material reactions are organized as follows (note- the Unrefined variations are used as a way to convert one moon goo into another, though the conversion is not very efficient, and due to their uncommon usage, they are removed from the table):
  
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! style="background:#222222;" | Intermediate [[File:Intermediate_component.png|32px]]
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! Intermediate [[File:Intermediate_component.png|32px]]
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! style="background:#222222;" | Fuel Block
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! Fuel Block
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! style="background:#222222;" | Input
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! Input
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! style="background:#222222;" | Input
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! Input
 
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| Caesarium Cadmide
 
| Caesarium Cadmide
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|[[File:Cadmium.png|32px]] Cadmium
 
|[[File:Cadmium.png|32px]] Cadmium
 
|[[File:Caesium.png|32px]] Caesium
 
|[[File:Caesium.png|32px]] Caesium
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| Carbon Fiber
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|[[File:Helium.png|32px]] Helium
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|[[File:Hydrocarbons.png|32px]] Hydrocarbons
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|[[File:Evaporite_deposits.png|32px]] Evaporate Deposits
 
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| Carbon Polymers
 
| Carbon Polymers
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|[[File:Atmospheric_gases.png|32px]] Atmospheric Gases
 
|[[File:Atmospheric_gases.png|32px]] Atmospheric Gases
 
|[[File:Evaporite_deposits.png|32px]] Evaporite Deposits
 
|[[File:Evaporite_deposits.png|32px]] Evaporite Deposits
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| Thermosetting Polymer
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|[[File:Gallente fuel block.png|32px]] Oxygen
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|[[File:Atmospheric_gases.png|32px]] Atmospheric Gases
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|[[File:Silicates.png|32px]] Silicates
 
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| Thulium Hafnite
 
| Thulium Hafnite
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|[[File:Vanadium.png|32px]] Vanadium
 
|[[File:Vanadium.png|32px]] Vanadium
 
|[[File:Hafnium.png|32px]] Hafnium
 
|[[File:Hafnium.png|32px]] Hafnium
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There is one special intermediate material which produces only 10 units of product, requiring 2000 units of each input, and uses 5 fuel blocks.
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! Intermediate [[File:Intermediate_component.png|32px]]
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! Fuel Block
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! Input
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! Input
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| Oxy-Organic Solvents
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|[[File:Gallente fuel block.png|32px]] Oxygen
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|[[File:Atmospheric_gases.png|32px]] Atmospheric Gases
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|[[File:Hydrocarbons.png|32px]] Hydrocarbons
 
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|}
 
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Composite materials come in Amarr, Caldari, Gallente, and Minmatar flavours, with the icon coloured according to which race they usually (but not always) 'belong' to. Like the intermediate composite reactions, 100 units of each input are required, plus the appropriate 5 fuel blocks. However, the units produced varies, and some composite materials require three or four different intermediate inputs instead of the usual two. Composite reactions are organized as follows:
 
Composite materials come in Amarr, Caldari, Gallente, and Minmatar flavours, with the icon coloured according to which race they usually (but not always) 'belong' to. Like the intermediate composite reactions, 100 units of each input are required, plus the appropriate 5 fuel blocks. However, the units produced varies, and some composite materials require three or four different intermediate inputs instead of the usual two. Composite reactions are organized as follows:
  
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! Input [[File:Intermediate_component.png|32px]]
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! style="background:#222222;" | Input [[File:Intermediate_component.png|32px]]
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! Input [[File:Intermediate_component.png|32px]]
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! style="background:#222222;" | Extra Input? [[File:Intermediate_component.png|32px]]
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! Extra Input? [[File:Intermediate_component.png|32px]]
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! style="background:#222222;" | Extra Input? [[File:Intermediate_component.png|32px]]
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! Extra Input? [[File:Intermediate_component.png|32px]]
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! style="background:#222222;" | Empire
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! Empire
 
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|[[File:Crystalline Carbonide.png|32px]] Crystalline Carbonide
 
|[[File:Crystalline Carbonide.png|32px]] Crystalline Carbonide
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|[[File:Helium.png|32px]] Helium
 
|[[File:Helium.png|32px]] Helium
 
| style="text-align:center;" | Caesarium Cadmide
 
| style="text-align:center;" | Caesarium Cadmide
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| style="text-align:center;" | Dysprosite
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| style="text-align:center;" | Dysporite
 
| style="text-align:center;" | Fluxed Condensates
 
| style="text-align:center;" | Fluxed Condensates
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| style="text-align:center;" | NA
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| style="text-align:center;" | Prometium
 
| style="text-align:center;" | All
 
| style="text-align:center;" | All
 
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| style="text-align:center;" | Vanadium Hafnite
 
| style="text-align:center;" | Vanadium Hafnite
 
| style="text-align:center;" | Solerium
 
| style="text-align:center;" | Solerium
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| style="text-align:center;" | Dysprosite
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| style="text-align:center;" | Dysporite
 
| style="text-align:center;" | NA
 
| style="text-align:center;" | NA
 
| style="text-align:center;" | All
 
| style="text-align:center;" | All
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|[[File:Nitrogen.png|32px]] Nitrogen
 
|[[File:Nitrogen.png|32px]] Nitrogen
 
| style="text-align:center;" | Sulfuric Acid
 
| style="text-align:center;" | Sulfuric Acid
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| style="text-align:center;" | Platinum technite
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| style="text-align:center;" | Platinum Technite
 
| style="text-align:center;" | Neo Mercurite
 
| style="text-align:center;" | Neo Mercurite
 
| style="text-align:center;" | NA
 
| style="text-align:center;" | NA
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| style="text-align:center;" | NA
 
| style="text-align:center;" | NA
 
| style="color: #FFFF00; text-align:center;" | Amarr
 
| style="color: #FFFF00; text-align:center;" | Amarr
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There are two special composite reactions that requires 200 units of intermediate components and 1 special intermediate reaction, while requiring no fuel blocks. These reactions produce 200 units of products.
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! Composite
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! Input [[File:Intermediate_component.png|32px]]
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! Input [[File:Intermediate_component.png|32px]]
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! Special Input [[File:Intermediate_component.png|32px]]
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|[[File:Pressurized_Oxidizers.png|32px]] Pressurized Oxidizer
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| style="text-align:center;" | Carbon Polymers
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| style="text-align:center;" | Sulfuric Acid
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| style="text-align:center;" | Oxy-Organic Solvents
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|[[File:Reinforced_Carbon_Fiber.png|32px]] Reinforced Carbon Fiber
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| style="text-align:center;" | Carbon Fiber
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| style="text-align:center;" | Thermosetting Polymer
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| style="text-align:center;" | Oxy-Organic Solvents
 
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(attribute)
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! style="background-color: #333333; width:150px" | Empire region
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(constellation)
 
(constellation)
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! style="background-color: #333333; width:150px" | Null region
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! style="width:150px" | Null region
 
(constellation)
 
(constellation)
 
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Did you ninja-huff some random Fullerites from a wormhole you found, and live to tell the tale? Well done! You could sell the gas, or react it to form something possibly more valuable. Armed with information from the following table, check the prices at your favorite market hub.
 
Did you ninja-huff some random Fullerites from a wormhole you found, and live to tell the tale? Well done! You could sell the gas, or react it to form something possibly more valuable. Armed with information from the following table, check the prices at your favorite market hub.
  
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! style="background:#222222;" | C28
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! style="background:#222222;" | C32
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! C28
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! C32
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! C320
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! style="background:#222222;" | C540
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! C50
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! C540
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! style="background:#222222;" | C70
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! C60
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! style="background:#222222;" | C72
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! C70
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! style="background:#222222;" | C84
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! C72
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! style="background:#222222;" | Mineral
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! C84
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! Mineral
 
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|[[File:C3-FTM.png|32px]] C3-FTM Acid
 
|[[File:C3-FTM.png|32px]] C3-FTM Acid
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For those who are comfortable mining regular asteroid ores, reprocessing mined moon ores yields a delicious bounty of minerals, plus a bunch of weird side products. Over time, all of those Evaporite Products pile up in an unsightly way, clogging up hangar space. Why not react them into composite materials? The market may pay more for them than for the basic reprocessing materials. For reference, the letters in the following table correspond to the type of fuel block required (He = Helium, for example).
 
For those who are comfortable mining regular asteroid ores, reprocessing mined moon ores yields a delicious bounty of minerals, plus a bunch of weird side products. Over time, all of those Evaporite Products pile up in an unsightly way, clogging up hangar space. Why not react them into composite materials? The market may pay more for them than for the basic reprocessing materials. For reference, the letters in the following table correspond to the type of fuel block required (He = Helium, for example).
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! <div><span>Material</span></div> !! <div><span>Atmospheric Gases</span></div> !! <div><span>Cadmium</span></div> !! <div><span>Caesium</span></div> !! <div><span>Chromium</span></div> !! <div><span>Cobalt</span></div> !! <div><span>Dysprosium</span></div> !! <div><span>Evaporite Deposits</span></div> !! <div><span>Hafnium</span></div> !! <div><span>Hydrocarbons</span></div> !! <div><span>Mercury</span></div> !! <div><span>Neodymium</span></div> !! <div><span>Platinum</span></div> !! <div><span>Promethium</span></div> !! <div><span>Scandium</span></div> !! <div><span>Silicates</span></div> !! <div><span>Technetium</span></div> !! <div><span>Thulium</span></div> !! <div><span>Titanium</span></div> !! <div><span>Tungsten</span></div> !! <div><span>Vanadium</span></div>
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|-
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| Caesarium Cadmide ||  || O || O ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
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|-
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| Carbon Polymers ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || He ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || He ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
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|-
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| Ceramic Powder ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || H ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || H ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
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|-
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| Crystallite Alloy ||  || He ||  ||  || He ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
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|-
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| Dysporite ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || He ||  ||  ||  || He ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
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|-
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| Fernite Alloy ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || H ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || H
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| Ferrofluid ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || H ||  || H ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
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|-
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| Fluxed Condensates ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || O ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || O ||  ||  ||
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| Hexite ||  ||  ||  || N ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || N ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
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| Hyperflurite ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || N ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || N
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| Neo Mercurite ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || He || He ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
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| Platinum Technite ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || N ||  ||  ||  || N ||  ||  ||  ||
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| Promethim Mercurite ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || He ||  ||  || He ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
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| Prometium ||  || O ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || O ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
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| Rolled Tungsten Alloy ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || N ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || N ||
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| Silicon Diborite ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || O ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || O ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
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| Solerium ||  ||  || O || O ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
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| Sulfuric Acid || N ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || N ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||
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| Thulium Hafnite ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || H ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || H ||  ||  ||
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| Titanium Chromide ||  ||  ||  || O ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || O ||  ||
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| Vanadium Hafnite ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || H ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  ||  || H
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| '''Max Security Found''' || <span class="all">All</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="all">All</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="all">All</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="all">All</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span> || <span class="ln">L/N</span>
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! <div><span>Ore</span></div> !! <div><span>Zeolite, Otavite,<br> Carnotite, Xenotime</span></div> !! <div><span>Otavite, Ytterbite</span></div> !! <div><span>Pollucite</span></div> !! <div><span>Chromite, Monazite</span></div> !! <div><span>Cobaltite, Carnotite, <br>Xenotime</span></div> !! <div><span>Xenotime</span></div> !! <div><span>Sylvite, Sperrylite, <br>Cinnabar, Monazite</span></div> !! <div><span>Zircon</span></div> !! <div><span>Bitumens, Chromite, <br>Pollucite, Loparite</span></div> !! <div><span>Cinnabar</span></div> !! <div><span>Monazite</span></div> !! <div><span>Sperrylite, Loparite</span></div> !! <div><span>Loparite</span></div> !! <div><span>Euxenite, Loparite, <br>Pollucite</span></div> !! <div><span>Coesite, Vanadinite, <br>Zircon, Ytterbite</span></div> !! <div><span>Carnotite</span></div> !! <div><span>Ytterbite</span></div> !! <div><span>Titanite, Zircon, <br>Monazite</span></div> !! <div><span>Scheelite, Cinnabar, <br>Monazite</span></div> !! <div><span>Vanadinite, Xenotime</span></div>
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Latest revision as of 20:44, 13 November 2023

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Reactions are processes through which moon ores and gases are turned into intermediate products necessary for the manufacture of Boosters, T2 items/hulls, or 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 Refineries that have the relevant reactor module installed.


Reaction Process

Reactors can only be equipped in a Refinery in solar systems with a security rating of 0.4 or lower (i.e., not in high security space). Reactors come in three variants and support the following types of reactions:

  • Standup Biochemical Reactor I - Allows reactions of k-space cosmic signature gases to create chemicals used in the production of Boosters.
  • Standup Composite Reactor I - Enables reactions with moon ores to create materials needed as part of the T2 production supply chain.
  • Standup Hybrid Reactor I - Supports reactions involving w-space Fullerite gases to create intermediate products for T3 item and ship production.

These reactor modules can be rigged for material and time efficiency using T1 or T2 rigs, though it should be noted that the rigs are specific to the type of reactor module, providing bonuses only for that type of reaction. When searching for a suitable refinery, look in the Facility tab of the Industry window and mouse over facilities that show up in the Reactions column. Look for a facility that supports (and ideally provides bonuses for) the specific type of reaction you wish you run.


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Note the system cost index: this will impact the job cost. In this screen capture the facility is bonused, but not for Hybrid reactions, though it is able to run Hybrid reactions. The System cost index for reactions is calculated based on all reactions done in the refinery's system, not just on Hybrid reactions.

Again, be sure to take reaction formulae and materials to a structure that is capable of running that kind of reaction. Commonly, structures will only be constructed to accept one type of reaction, often with bonuses for that type. For instance, a structure that is capable of running Hybrid reactions may not be able to handle biochemical or composite reactions. Look carefully at your structure browser results before driving expensive materials through dangerous space.

The process for any reaction is as follows:

  • Choose Reaction formula
  • Set number of runs
  • Set input & output location
  • Choose the proper wallet, if you have access to several
  • Press Start
  • After run time has passed, press deliver


T3 Reaction Interface.png


The pictured reaction creates Carbon-86 Epoxy Resin from Fullerite-C320, Fullerite-C32, Zydrine, and Nitrogen Fuel Blocks. This is a hybrid reaction. The Carbon Polymers reaction formula in the picture is a composite reaction, and it is possible that the refinery running the Carbon-86 Epoxy Resin job would not accept a composite formula.

Skills

The relevant skills for reactions are as follows:

  • Reactions (1x): 4% reduction of reaction time per skill level. Level 3 is needed for the Hybrid Polymer Reactions needed for T3 production.
  • Mass Reactions (2x): One additional reaction slot per Level (from the one slot base allowance).
  • Advanced Mass Reactions (8x): One additional reaction slot per level (for a maximum of 11 with both skills at 5).
  • Remote Reactions (3x): Ability to start or deliver reactions at a distance, 5 jumps per level.

The related Drug Manufacturing (2x) skill allows the manufacture of Boosters using the manufacturing interface, not the reactions interface.

Profitability

Some portions of the industrial processes described in this article can be very profitable, but as is usually the case in EVE Online's crafting system, a player can also manage to lose isk. Players are strongly encouraged to research the specific reaction(s) they are considering prior to buying formulae, raw materials, etc. Check the market prices and the costs involved to determine whether or not the reaction is likely to earn isk, or if it would be more profitable (and less trouble) to simply sell the raw gas or moon ore products.


Acquiring Formulae

Hybrid and composite reaction formulae are seeded in NPC stations, and can be purchased in many regions of New Eden. However, biochemical reaction formulae used in Booster manufacture are not. Biochemical formulae can be obtained as drops from some low-sec cosmic signature sites (with enemy rats), or from a null-sec "Gas" site that is really a combat site with rats and data cans. See Chemical Labs for a list of sites that may drop a biochemical formula. Blueprint copies to turn the reaction products into consumable Boosters can be bought using loyalty points at pirate faction stations.


Hybrid Polymer Reactions

This is the process by which the fullerite gases mined in wormhole space are transformed into Hybrid Polymers, which can themselves be transformed into Hybrid Tech Components in the manufacture of T3 ships. In addition to fullerite gases, these reactions also require the appropriate type of fuel blocks and minerals from standard asteroid ores.

After the reaction process the Hybrid polymer produced will typically have 40% or so of the feed materials volume, depending on the exact reaction and on the facility ME bonuses.

Materials

  • 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 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.
  • Fuel blocks are also required. These can be manufactured from ice and PI commodities or purchased on the market.

Hybrid Reaction Formulae

Hybrid reactions are organized as follows, with 100 units of each Fullerite gas required as inputs, along with 5 of the appropriate fuel blocks:

Formula Fuel Block Input Gas Input Gas Mineral
C3-FTM.png C3-FTM Acid Helium.png Helium Fullerite-C84-28.png Fullerite-C84 Fullerite-C320-540.png Fullerite-C540 Mineral megacyte.png 80 Megacyte
Carbon-86 epoxy resin.png Carbon-86 Epoxy Resin Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Fullerite-C32.png Fullerite-C32 Fullerite-C320-540.png Fullerite-C320 Mineral zydrine.png 30 Zydrine
Fullerene intercalated graphite.png Fullerene Intercalated Graphite Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Fullerite-C50-60.png Fullerite-C60 Fullerite-C70.png Fullerite-C70 Mineral mexallon.png 600 Mexallon
Fulleroferrocene.png Fulleroferrocene Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Fullerite-C50-60.png Fullerite-C60 Fullerite-C50-60.png Fullerite-C50 Mineral tritanium.png 1k Tritanium
Graphene nanoribbons.png Graphene Nanoribbons Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Fullerite-C84-28.png Fullerite-C28 Fullerite-C32.png Fullerite-C32 Mineral nocxium.png 400 Nocxium
Lanthanum metallofullerene.png Lanthanum Metallofullerene Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Fullerite-C70.png Fullerite-C70 Fullerite-C84-28.png Fullerite-C84 Mineral nocxium.png 200 Nocxium
Methanofullerene.png Methanofullerene Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Fullerite-C70.png Fullerite-C70 Fullerite-C72.png Fullerite-C72 Mineral isogen.png 300 Isogen
PPD fullerene fibers.png PPD Fullerene Fibers Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Fullerite-C50-60.png Fullerite-C60 Fullerite-C50-60.png Fullerite-C50 Mineral pyerite.png 800 Pyerite
Scandium metallofullerene.png Scandium Metallofullerene Helium.png Helium Fullerite-C72.png Fullerite-C72 Fullerite-C84-28.png Fullerite-C28 Mineral zydrine.png 25 Zydrine


Biochemical Reactions

Industry map of drugs. Manufacturing of improved and strong drugs requires multiple raw gas sources.

Boosters are manufactured from mykoserocin and cytoserocin gas harvested from clouds in cosmic signatures found in known space. These signatures only spawn in specific regions of New Eden. See Nebulae for some known nebula locations. These gases are distinct from the fullerite gases found in wormholes, which are used to create T3 ships and subsystems.

Processing gas

Gas must be processed into pure booster material before the final product is created. This is done using reactors at a refinery structure.

Pure boosters use Simple Biochemical Reactions at a Standup Biochemical Reactor I. Besides the gas, the reactions also require an additional unit, which varies based on the grade of the booster. Synth reactions use mykoserocin gases and consume Garbage, while Standard reactions use cytoserocin gases and consume Water. Improved reactions yield 12 units of product while using 20 units of either Spirits or Oxygen plus two 15-unit Standard inputs and 5 fuel blocks, depending on the exact product. Strong reactions also produce 12 units, requiring 20 units of Hydrochloric Acid, plus 12 units of an Improved material, 15 units of a Standard material, and 5 fuel blocks. Inexplicably, the Pure Strong Frentix Booster reaction formula requires 100 units of Hydrochloric Acid.

The schematic of biochemical reactions at right is drawn for Standard boosters, using cytoserocin gases. The schematic is mostly the same if using mykoserocin gas to create Synth booster materials, except that there are no "Improved" or "Strong" grade Synth boosters. Only Standard booster materials can be further refined to make the higher grade booster materials.

Booster creation

Consumable Boosters themselves are created as a normal manufacturing job in the industry window. This has no security requirements, and can be done in high security space. Manufacturing the final booster product requires the pure booster material of the desired grade, megacyte, and an appropriate blueprint.

See the separate article on Medical boosters for more in-depth information regarding the manufacture and use of boosters and cerebral accelerators.

Molecular-Forged Reaction Formulae

Molecular-forged reactions are introduced as part of capital production line. They are split into two groups: one based on fullerene gases found in wormholes, and the other based on cytoserocin and mykoserocin gases found in known space.

Fullerene

Molecular-forged reactions based on fullerenes require two gas types of 500 units each, five blocks of fuel blocks, ten thousand units of tritanium, and an isotropic deposition guide as inputs.

Formula Fuel Block Input Gas Input Gas Mineral Commodity
Alpha-3.png Isotropic Neofullerene Alpha-3 Helium.png Helium Fullerite-C84-28.png Fullerite-C84 Fullerite-C50-60.png Fullerite-C60 Mineral tritanium.png Tritanium Isotropic-Deposition.png Isotropic Deposition Guide
Beta-6.png Isotropic Neofullerene Beta-6 Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Fullerite-C84-28.png Fullerite-C28 Fullerite-C70.png Fullerite-C70
Gamma-9.png Isotropic Neofullerene Gamma-9 Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Fullerite-C72.png Fullerite-C72 Fullerite-C50-60.png Fullerite-C50

Cytoserocin & Mykoserocin

Molecular-forged reactions based on cytoserocin and mykoserocin require two gas types, five blocks of fuel blocks, and a matching special commodity.

Formula Fuel Block Input Gas Input Gas Commodity
Axosomatic.png Axosomatic Neurolink Enhancer Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Fullerite-C32.png 40 Amber Mykoserocin Fullerite-C320-540.png 40 Golden Mykoserocin AG-Composite.png AG-Composite Molecular Condenser
Reaction-Orienting.png Reaction-Orienting Neurolink Stabilizer Fullerite-C32.png 10 Amber Cytoserocin Fullerite-C320-540.png 10 Golden Cytoserocin
Sense-Heuristic.png Sense-Heuristic Neurolink Enhancer Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Fullerite-C70.png 40 Azure Mykoserocin Fullerite-C50-60.png 40 Vermillion Mykoserocin AV-Composite.png AV-Composite Molecular Condenser
Goal-Orienting.png Goal-Orienting Neurolink Stabilizer Fullerite-C70.png 10 Azure Cytoserocin Fullerite-C50-60.png 10 Vermillion Cytoserocin
Cogni-Emotive.png Cogni-Emotive Neurolink Enhancer Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Celadon.png 40 Celadon Mykoserocin Viridian.png 40 Viridian Mykoserocin CV-Composite.png CV-Composite Molecular Condenser
Stress-Responding.png Stress-Responding Neurolink Stabilizer Celadon.png 10 Celadon Cytoserocin Viridian.png 10 Viridian Cytoserocin
Hypnagogic.png Hypnagogic Neurolink Enhancer Helium.png Helium Fullerite-C84-28.png 40 Lime Mykoserocin Fullerite-C72.png 40 Malachite Mykoserocin LM-Composite.png LM-Composite Molecular Condenser
Ultradian-Cycling.png Ultradian-Cycling Neurolink Stabilizer Fullerite-C84-28.png 10 Lime Cytoserocin Fullerite-C72.png 10 Malachite Cytoserocin

There is also a reaction that combines all the Neurolink Enhancers and a special commodity. This reaction requires 5 units of fuel blocks and produces 20 units of products.

Formula Fuel Block Input Input Input Input Commodity
Meta-Operant.png Meta-Operant Neurolink Enhancer Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Axosomatic.png 80 Axosomatic Cogni-Emotive.png 80 Cogni-Emotive Hypnagogic.png 80 Hypnagogic Sense-Heuristic.png 80 Sense-Heuristic Meta-Molecular.png Meta-Molecular Combiner

Composite Reactions

Components are made using moon ores, and are used in T2 manufacturing. The basic procedure is as follows:

  • 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 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 standard T1 manufacturing process, using composite materials as inputs.

Intermediate Materials

Intermediate material reactions produce 200 units of product, consuming 100 units of each input required, plus 5 appropriate fuel blocks. Intermediate material reactions are organized as follows (note- the Unrefined variations are used as a way to convert one moon goo into another, though the conversion is not very efficient, and due to their uncommon usage, they are removed from the table):

Intermediate Intermediate component.png Fuel Block Input Input
Caesarium Cadmide Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Cadmium.png Cadmium Caesium.png Caesium
Carbon Fiber Helium.png Helium Hydrocarbons.png Hydrocarbons Evaporite deposits.png Evaporate Deposits
Carbon Polymers Helium.png Helium Hydrocarbons.png Hydrocarbons Silicates.png Silicates
Ceramic Powder Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Evaporite deposits.png Evaporite Deposits Silicates.png Silicates
Crystallite Alloy Helium.png Helium Cobalt.png Cobalt Cadmium.png Cadmium
Dysporite Helium.png Helium Mercury.png Mercury Dysprosium.png Dysprosium
Fernite Alloy Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Scandium.png Scandium Vanadium.png Vanadium
Ferrofluid Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Hafnium.png Hafnium Dysprosium.png Dysprosium
Fluxed Condensates Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Neodymium.png Neodymium Thulium.png Thulium
Hexite Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Chromium.png Chromium Platinum.png Platinum
Hyperflurite Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Vanadium.png Vanadium Promethium.png Promethium
Neo Mercurite Helium.png Helium Mercury.png Mercury Neodymium.png Neodymium
Platinum Technite Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Platinum.png Platinum Technetium.png Technetium
Promethium Mercurite Helium.png Helium Mercury.png Mercury Promethium.png Promethium
Prometium Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Cadmium.png Cadmium Promethium.png Promethium
Rolled Tungsten Alloy Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Tungsten.png Tungsten Platinum.png Platinum
Silicon Diborite Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Evaporite deposits.png Evaporite Deposits Silicates.png Silicates
Solerium Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Chromium.png Chromium Caesium.png Caesium
Sulfuric Acid Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Atmospheric gases.png Atmospheric Gases Evaporite deposits.png Evaporite Deposits
Thermosetting Polymer Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Atmospheric gases.png Atmospheric Gases Silicates.png Silicates
Thulium Hafnite Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Hafnium.png Hafnium Thulium.png Thulium
Titanium Chromide Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Chromium.png Chromium Titanium.png Titanium
Vanadium Hafnite Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Vanadium.png Vanadium Hafnium.png Hafnium

There is one special intermediate material which produces only 10 units of product, requiring 2000 units of each input, and uses 5 fuel blocks.

Intermediate Intermediate component.png Fuel Block Input Input
Oxy-Organic Solvents Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Atmospheric gases.png Atmospheric Gases Hydrocarbons.png Hydrocarbons

Composite Materials

Composite materials come in Amarr, Caldari, Gallente, and Minmatar flavours, with the icon coloured according to which race they usually (but not always) 'belong' to. Like the intermediate composite reactions, 100 units of each input are required, plus the appropriate 5 fuel blocks. However, the units produced varies, and some composite materials require three or four different intermediate inputs instead of the usual two. Composite reactions are organized as follows:

Composite Amount Produced Fuel Block Input Intermediate component.png Input Intermediate component.png Extra Input? Intermediate component.png Extra Input? Intermediate component.png Empire
Crystalline Carbonide.png Crystalline Carbonide 10,000 Helium.png Helium Crystallite Alloy Carbon Polymers NA NA Gallente
Fermionic condensates.png Fermionic Condensates 200 Helium.png Helium Caesarium Cadmide Dysporite Fluxed Condensates Prometium All
Fernite carbide.png Fernite Carbide 10,000 Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Fernite Alloy Ceramic Powder NA NA Minmatar
Metamaterials.png Ferrogel 400 Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Hexite Hyperflurite Ferrofluid Prometium All
Fullerides.png Fullerides 3,000 Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Carbon Polymers Platinum Technite NA NA All
Hypersynaptic fibers.png Hypersynaptic Fibers 750 Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Vanadium Hafnite Solerium Dysporite NA All
Nanotransistors.png Nanotransistors 1,500 Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Sulfuric Acid Platinum Technite Neo Mercurite NA All
Metamaterials.png Nonlinear Metamaterials 300 Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Titanium Chromide Ferrofluid NA NA Caldari
Phenolic composites.png Phenolic Composites 2,200 Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Silicon Diborite Caesarium Cadmide Vanadium Hafnite NA All
Metamaterials.png Photonic Metamaterials 300 Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Crystallite Alloy Thulium Hafnite NA NA Gallente
Metamaterials.png Plasmonic Metamaterials 300 Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Fernite Alloy Neo Mercurite NA NA Minmatar
Sylramic fibers.png Sylramic Fibers 6,000 Helium.png Helium Ceramic Powder Hexite NA NA All
Metamaterials.png Terahertz Metamaterials 300 Helium.png Helium Rolled Tungsten Alloy Promethium Mercurite NA NA Amarr
Titanium carbide.png Titanium Carbide 10,000 Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Titanium Chromide Silicon Diborite NA NA Caldari
Tungsten carbide.png Tungsten Carbide 10,000 Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Rolled Tungsten Alloy Sulfuric Acid NA NA Amarr

There are two special composite reactions that requires 200 units of intermediate components and 1 special intermediate reaction, while requiring no fuel blocks. These reactions produce 200 units of products.

Composite Input Intermediate component.png Input Intermediate component.png Special Input Intermediate component.png
Pressurized Oxidizers.png Pressurized Oxidizer Carbon Polymers Sulfuric Acid Oxy-Organic Solvents
Reinforced Carbon Fiber.png Reinforced Carbon Fiber Carbon Fiber Thermosetting Polymer Oxy-Organic Solvents

Reaction Reference Tables

Besides simply selling the raw gas or the materials received 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.

Biochemical Material Table

Gases harvested from k-space cosmic anomalies will be either cytoserocin or mykoserocin, with a color prefix. A very simplified table summarizing the first step in the booster manufacturing reaction process is presented below.

For cytoserocins, input 20 units of the gas, plus 20 units of water, along with 5 fuel blocks. The output of the reaction will be 15 units of Pure Standard material. For mykoserocins, input 40 units of gas, plus 40 units of Garbage, along with 5 fuel blocks. The output will be 30 units of Pure Synth material.

As an example, a player in possession of some Amber mykoserocin should price out a Synth Blue Pill Booster Reaction Formula (or ask a corp-mate to borrow one), and make sure the cost of 20 units of gas, 20 units of water, and 5 fuel blocks will be less than the sale price of 15 units of Pure Synth Blue Pill Booster material.


Gas prefix Fuel block Booster

(attribute)

Empire region

(constellation)

Null region

(constellation)

Fullerite-C32.png Amber Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Blue Pill (Shield boosting) CaldariThe Forge (Mivora) Icon corporation.pngVale of the Silent (E-8CSQ)
Fullerite-C320-540.png Golden Nitrogen.png Nitrogen Crash (Missile explosion radius) CaldariLonetrek (Umamon) Icon corporation.pngTenal (09-4XW)
Viridian.png Viridian Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Drop (Tracking speed) GallentePlacid (Amevync) Icon corporation.pngCloud Ring (Assilot)
Celadon.png Celadon Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen Exile (Armor repair) GallenteSolitude (Elerelle) Icon corporation.pngFountain (Pegasus)
Fullerite-C84-28.png Lime Helium.png Helium Frentix (Optimal range) AmarrDerelik (Joas) Icon corporation.pngCatch (9HXQ-G)
Fullerite-C72.png Malachite Helium.png Helium Mindflood (Capacitor capacity) AmarrAridia (Fabai) Icon corporation.pngDelve (OK-FEM)
Fullerite-C70.png Azure Hydrogen.png Hydrogen Soothsayer (Falloff range) MinmatarMolden Heath (Tartatven) Icon corporation.pngWicked Creek (760-9C)
Fullerite-C50-60.png Vermillion Hydrogen.png Hydrogen X-Instinct (Signature radius) MinmatarHeimatar (Hed) Icon corporation.pngFeythabolis (I-3ODK)


Hybrid Material Table

Did you ninja-huff some random Fullerites from a wormhole you found, and live to tell the tale? Well done! You could sell the gas, or react it to form something possibly more valuable. Armed with information from the following table, check the prices at your favorite market hub.

Formula Fuel Block C28 C32 C320 C50 C540 C60 C70 C72 C84 Mineral
C3-FTM.png C3-FTM Acid Helium.png Helium X X Mineral megacyte.png 80 Megacyte
Carbon-86 epoxy resin.png Carbon-86 Epoxy Resin Nitrogen.png Nitrogen X X Mineral zydrine.png 30 Zydrine
Fullerene intercalated graphite.png Fullerene Intercalated Graphite Hydrogen.png Hydrogen X X Mineral mexallon.png 600 Mexallon
Fulleroferrocene.png Fulleroferrocene Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen X X Mineral tritanium.png 1k Tritanium
Graphene nanoribbons.png Graphene Nanoribbons Nitrogen.png Nitrogen X X Mineral nocxium.png 400 Nocxium
Lanthanum metallofullerene.png Lanthanum Metallofullerene Gallente fuel block.png Oxygen X X Mineral nocxium.png 200 Nocxium
Methanofullerene.png Methanofullerene Hydrogen.png Hydrogen X X Mineral isogen.png 300 Isogen
PPD fullerene fibers.png PPD Fullerene Fibers Hydrogen.png Hydrogen X X Mineral pyerite.png 800 Pyerite
Scandium metallofullerene.png Scandium Metallofullerene Helium.png Helium X X Mineral zydrine.png 25 Zydrine
Found In Ice BF,VF VF,BF IC,VC BP,SP VC,IC TP,BP MP,TP OP,MP SP,OP Ores

Where the abbreviations for the wormhole gas sites is:

  • BP = Barren Perimeter
  • BF = Bountiful Frontier
  • IC = Instrumental Core
  • MP = Minor Perimeter
  • OP = Ordinary Perimeter
  • SP = Sizeable Perimeter
  • TP = Token Perimeter
  • VC = Vital Core
  • VF = Vast Frontier


Composite Material Table

For those who are comfortable mining regular asteroid ores, reprocessing mined moon ores yields a delicious bounty of minerals, plus a bunch of weird side products. Over time, all of those Evaporite Products pile up in an unsightly way, clogging up hangar space. Why not react them into composite materials? The market may pay more for them than for the basic reprocessing materials. For reference, the letters in the following table correspond to the type of fuel block required (He = Helium, for example).




Material
Atmospheric Gases
Cadmium
Caesium
Chromium
Cobalt
Dysprosium
Evaporite Deposits
Hafnium
Hydrocarbons
Mercury
Neodymium
Platinum
Promethium
Scandium
Silicates
Technetium
Thulium
Titanium
Tungsten
Vanadium
Caesarium Cadmide O O
Carbon Polymers He He
Ceramic Powder H H
Crystallite Alloy He He
Dysporite He He
Fernite Alloy H H
Ferrofluid H H
Fluxed Condensates O O
Hexite N N
Hyperflurite N N
Neo Mercurite He He
Platinum Technite N N
Promethim Mercurite He He
Prometium O O
Rolled Tungsten Alloy N N
Silicon Diborite O O
Solerium O O
Sulfuric Acid N N
Thulium Hafnite H H
Titanium Chromide O O
Vanadium Hafnite H H
Max Security Found All L/N L/N L/N L/N L/N All L/N All L/N L/N L/N L/N L/N All L/N L/N L/N L/N L/N
Ore
Zeolite, Otavite,
Carnotite, Xenotime
Otavite, Ytterbite
Pollucite
Chromite, Monazite
Cobaltite, Carnotite,
Xenotime
Xenotime
Sylvite, Sperrylite,
Cinnabar, Monazite
Zircon
Bitumens, Chromite,
Pollucite, Loparite
Cinnabar
Monazite
Sperrylite, Loparite
Loparite
Euxenite, Loparite,
Pollucite
Coesite, Vanadinite,
Zircon, Ytterbite
Carnotite
Ytterbite
Titanite, Zircon,
Monazite
Scheelite, Cinnabar,
Monazite
Vanadinite, Xenotime
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