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'''Acid neutralisation''' converts [[sulfuric acid]] and [[calcite]] into [[steam]]. On [[Vulcanus]], it is the native means of producing [[water]], using [[steam condensation]]. | '''Acid neutralisation''' converts [[sulfuric acid]] and [[calcite]] into [[steam]]. On [[Vulcanus]], it is the native means of producing [[water]], using [[steam condensation]]. The steam is created at a temperature of 500 °C, perfect for [[steam turbine]]s, making it a very space-efficient source of power. | ||
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Acid neutralisation converts sulfuric acid and calcite into steam. On Vulcanus, it is the native means of producing water, using steam condensation. The steam is created at a temperature of 500 °C, perfect for steam turbines, making it a very space-efficient source of power.