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Miniature Particle Collider

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Particle Collider

When the two beams of particles are continuously accelerated to a certain intensity and energy, they will collide, and new particles can be obtained. It is usually used to stably produce deuterium and antimatter, but will consume a lot of energy.

Production Speed		1x
Work Consumption		12.0 MW
Idle Consumption		120 kW
Made In		Assembler
Hand-Make		Replicator
Stack Size		20

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15 s

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8

Summary

The Miniature Particle Collider is a production building used to create Deuterium, Strange Matter and Antimatter.

Required Technology

Recipe	Building	Replicator?	Technology
1 15 s 20 20 25 10 8		✔

Player Tips & Tricks

While Particle Colliders offer the option to create Deuterium from Hydrogen, it has severe drawbacks; Particle Colliders have a very high energy consumption and convert 2 Hydrogen into 1 Deuterium, while Fractionators convert Hydrogen to Deuterium 1:1 for a fraction of the energy cost and overall footprint. If the goal is creation of Deuterium an efficient setup of Fractionators will outperform Particle Colliders in every regard.

History

0.9.26.12891: Reduced required Super-Magnetic Ring from 50 to 25

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 While Particle Colliders offer the option to create Deuterium from Hydrogen, it has severe drawbacks; Particle Colliders have a very high energy consumption and convert 2 Hydrogen into 1 Deuterium,
-while Fractionators convert Hydrogen to Deuterium 1:1 for a fraction of the energy cost and overall footprint. If the goal is creation of Deuterium an efficient setup of [[Fractionators]] will outperform Particle Colliders in every regard.
+while Fractionators convert Hydrogen to Deuterium 1:1 for a fraction of the energy cost and overall footprint. If the goal is creation of Deuterium an efficient setup of [[Fractionator|Fractionators]] will outperform Particle Colliders in every regard.
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