Nuclear fuel: Difference between revisions

	Recipe
	90+ 1+ 1 → 1
	Total raw
	90+ 1+ 1
Stack size	1
Rocket capacity	10 (10 stacks)
Fuel value	1.21 GJ (burner)
Prototype type	item
Internal name	nuclear-fuel
	Required technologies
	Produced by
	Used as fuel by

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The most long-lasting of all the Fuel, as well as the fuel with the most "bang" in the gas tank. It gives the highest vehicle speed bonus (250%), handily beating out Rocket fuel (180%).

Nuclear Fuel provides 5.38x as much power per unit as Rocket Fuel, and 4.84x as much power per unit as Solid fuel.

Unlike Rocket Fuel, Nuclear Fuel is not an intermediate product. It exists only to give you something to do with all that extra Uranium-235 you tend to accumulate at endgame.

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+The most long-lasting of all the [[Fuel]], as well as the fuel with the most "bang" in the gas tank. It gives the highest vehicle speed bonus (250%), handily beating out [[Rocket fuel]] (180%).
+Nuclear Fuel provides 5.38x as much power per unit as Rocket Fuel, and 4.84x as much power per unit as [[Solid fuel]].
+Unlike Rocket Fuel, Nuclear Fuel is not an intermediate product. It exists only to give you something to do with all that extra [[Uranium-235]] you tend to accumulate at endgame.
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Intermediate products
Fluids	Water Steam Crude oil Heavy oil Light oil Lubricant Petroleum gas 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 () Barrel
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 Electronic circuit Advanced circuit Processing unit Engine unit Electric engine unit Flying robot frame Low density structure Rocket fuel Rocket part
Uranium processing	Uranium-235 Uranium-238 Uranium fuel cell Depleted uranium fuel cell Nuclear fuel Uranium processing Nuclear fuel reprocessing Kovarex enrichment process
Vulcanus	Calcite Tungsten ore Tungsten carbide Tungsten plate
Fulgora	Scrap Holmium ore Holmium plate Superconductor Supercapacitor
Gleba	Yumako seed Jellynut seed Tree seed Yumako Jellynut Iron bacteria Copper bacteria Spoilage Nutrients Bioflux Yumako mash Jelly Carbon fiber Biter egg Pentapod egg
Aquilo	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 ()
Navigation	Logistics Production Space () Combat Technology Environment

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