Domino
Warden of the Ice
Intent: To create fire in space and make flame/heat based weapons useable in areas with little to no atmosphere.
Development Thread: No
Manufacturer: Black Sun Chemical
Model: Di-Oxy Flame Fuel
Affiliation: Black Sun, Neutral factions, and Allies
Modularity: No
Production: Mass-Produced
Material: Napalm bonded with liquid oxygen
Description: Nearly standard flame-thrower fuel bonded with liquid oxygen, the Di-Oxy Fuel is capable of burning extremely hot without an atmosphere to draw on, for short periods of time. The added oxygen burns hot and quick, extinguishing before it would even reach the end of its usual arc, meaning that instead of spraying liquid fire and setting things ablaze, the wielder has more of a tight column that has to be slowly passed over a target instead of just spraying and moving on. The other great disadvantage being that the pressurized fuel is even more explosive should a tank be breached and set off than with regular fuel, increasing the danger to the user and those around them. For all these draw-backs, there is still an enormous ammount of heat transfer and even if the fire doesn't come in direct contact, sustained exposure can easily kill through sealed armor and if struck by the arc before its reached its end, the fuel will still stick and burn for a few seconds.
Classification: Fuel
Size: Measured by the liter for weapon use, sold by the ton.
Status: Military,
Length: N/A
Weight: N/A
Ammunition Type: Liquid
Ammunition Capacity: N/A
Effective Range: 2/3rds Standard range
Development Thread: No
Manufacturer: Black Sun Chemical
Model: Di-Oxy Flame Fuel
Affiliation: Black Sun, Neutral factions, and Allies
Modularity: No
Production: Mass-Produced
Material: Napalm bonded with liquid oxygen
Description: Nearly standard flame-thrower fuel bonded with liquid oxygen, the Di-Oxy Fuel is capable of burning extremely hot without an atmosphere to draw on, for short periods of time. The added oxygen burns hot and quick, extinguishing before it would even reach the end of its usual arc, meaning that instead of spraying liquid fire and setting things ablaze, the wielder has more of a tight column that has to be slowly passed over a target instead of just spraying and moving on. The other great disadvantage being that the pressurized fuel is even more explosive should a tank be breached and set off than with regular fuel, increasing the danger to the user and those around them. For all these draw-backs, there is still an enormous ammount of heat transfer and even if the fire doesn't come in direct contact, sustained exposure can easily kill through sealed armor and if struck by the arc before its reached its end, the fuel will still stick and burn for a few seconds.
Classification: Fuel
Size: Measured by the liter for weapon use, sold by the ton.
Status: Military,
Length: N/A
Weight: N/A
Ammunition Type: Liquid
Ammunition Capacity: N/A
Effective Range: 2/3rds Standard range