Iron bacteria: Difference between revisions

	Recipe
	1+ 6 → 0.1+ 4
	Total raw
	2.5+ 1.5
Stack size	50
Rocket capacity	1000 (20 stacks)
Crafted only on
Spoil result
Prototype type	item
Internal name	iron-bacteria
	Produced by
	Consumed by

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Space Age expansion exclusive feature.

Iron bacteria is an item that can be harvested from iron stromatolites. It spoil rather quickly, creating iron ore. It is the only true source of infinite iron.

Alternative recipes

Recipe	Ingredients	Result	Produced by	Crafted only on
	1 + 6	10% + 4
	4 + 1 + 1	4

History

2.0.7:
- Introduced in Space Age expansion.

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 {{About/Space age}}
 '''Iron bacteria''' is an item that can be harvested from iron [[stromatolite]]s. It spoil rather quickly, creating [[iron ore]]. It is the only true source of infinite iron.
+== Alternative recipes ==
+{|class = "wikitable"
+! Recipe !! Ingredients !! Result !! Produced by !! Crafted only on
+|-
+| {{Icon|Iron bacteria}} || {{Icon|Time|1}} + {{Icon|Jelly|6}} || {{Icon|Iron bacteria|10%}} + {{Icon|Spoilage|4}} || {{Icon|Biochamber}} {{Icon|Assembling machine 2}} {{Icon|Assembling machine 3}} {{Icon|Player}} || {{Icon|Gleba}}
+|-
+| {{Icon|Iron bacteria cultivation}} || {{Icon|Time|4}} + {{Icon|Bioflux|1}} + {{Icon|Iron bacteria|1}} || {{Icon|Iron bacteria|4}} || {{Icon|Biochamber}} || {{Icon|Gleba}}
+|}
 == History ==

Intermediate products
Fluids	Water Steam Crude oil Petroleum gas Light oil Heavy oil Lubricant Sulfuric acid Thruster fuel () Thruster oxidizer () Lava () Molten iron () Molten copper () Holmium solution () Electrolyte () Ammoniacal solution () Ammonia () Fluorine () Fluoroketone (hot) () Fluoroketone (cold) () Lithium brine () Plasma ()
Fluid processing	Basic oil processing Advanced oil processing Simple coal liquefaction () Coal liquefaction Heavy oil cracking Light oil cracking Acid neutralisation () Steam condensation () Ice melting ()
Resources	Wood Coal Stone Iron ore Copper ore Uranium ore Raw fish Ice ()
Materials	Iron plate Copper plate Steel plate Solid fuel Plastic bar Sulfur Battery Explosives Carbon () Coal synthesis ()
Crafting components	Iron gear wheel Iron stick Copper cable Barrel Electronic circuit Advanced circuit Processing unit Engine unit Electric engine unit Flying robot frame Low density structure Rocket fuel
Uranium processing	Uranium processing Uranium-235 Uranium-238 Uranium fuel cell Depleted uranium fuel cell Nuclear fuel reprocessing Kovarex enrichment process Nuclear fuel
Vulcanus	Calcite Tungsten ore Tungsten carbide Tungsten plate
Fulgora	Scrap Scrap recycling Holmium ore Holmium plate Superconductor Supercapacitor
Gleba	Yumako processing Yumako seed Jellynut processing Jellynut seed Yumako Jellynut Iron bacteria Copper bacteria Spoilage Nutrients
Gleba products	Bioflux Yumako mash Jelly Rocket fuel from jelly Biolubricant Bioplastic Biosulfur Carbon fiber Burnt spoilage Biter egg Pentapod egg Tree seed Fish breeding
Aquilo	Ammoniacal solution separation Solid fuel from ammonia Ammonia rocket fuel Fluoroketone (hot) Cooling hot fluoroketone Lithium Lithium plate Quantum processor Fusion power cell
Science packs	Automation science pack Logistic science pack Military science pack Chemical science pack Production science pack Utility science pack Space science pack Metallurgic science pack () Electromagnetic science pack () Agricultural science pack () Cryogenic science pack () Promethium science pack ()
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