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Revision as of 12:11, 9 November 2017
Starting out
So, you are an average Greytide and you want to be a Walter White. How do you do it? First off, you're gonna wanna get these things to get started with ghetto chem.
A few beakers
A couple of tables to store your beakers, so you don't spill your shit on the floor
Most importantly, without this you dont have ghetto chem:
An all in one grinder, to grind up shit for your methexperimental chemistry
Optionally:
A couple friends (that is, if you have any)
A ChemMaster 3000 to separate and bottle chemicals.
Grindables
Not only can you steal things, you can shove them into a grinder to retrieve chemicals from them!
If you're stealing from Botany, check out the Guide to hydroponics.
| Chemical | Sources | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Aluminum | Soda cans, tin cans | |
| Blood | Dead mouse (rude!) | |
| Carbon | Cigarette butts, coal, wood | |
| Copper | Cable coils | |
| Gibs | Dead mouse | |
| Hydrogen | Glowsticks | |
| Iodine | Toner cartridge, photographs, pens | |
| Iron | Electronics, lighters, tin cans, toner cartridge, pens, plasteel, power cells, reinforced glass | |
| Lithium | Power cells | |
| Lye | Soap | |
| Mercury | Analyzer | |
| Nitrogen | Lightbulbs | |
| Oil | Lighter | |
| Phenol | Glowstick | |
| Phosphorus | Matches | |
| Plasma | Plasteel | |
| Silicon | Analyzer, circuit board, electronics, glass, light bulbs, power cells, reinforced glass | |
| Silver sulfadiazine | Bruise packs | |
| Styptic powder | Bruise pack | |
| Sulfur | Flare | |
| Sulphuric Acid | Circuit board (tiny amounts) | |
| Welding Fuel | Lighters |