Elemente-Enzyklopädie

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Entdecke über 300 einzigartige Elemente in 11 Kategorien. Jedes Element hat seine eigene Physik, Reaktionen und Verhaltensweisen.

Land

6 Elemente

Dirt

Basic earth material. Plants can grow on it.

Sand

Classic granular material that falls and piles up.

Mud

Wet earth — formed when water meets dirt.

Clay

Soft material that can be baked into brick.

Gravel

Small rocks that behave like heavy sand.

Sandstone

Compressed sand that forms solid rock.

Liquids

6 Elemente

Water

The universal solvent. Flows, evaporates, and freezes.

Lava

Molten rock — extremely hot, ignites flammables.

Acid

Corrosive liquid that dissolves most materials.

Oil

Flammable liquid that floats on water.

Mercury

Dense liquid metal. Very heavy.

Honey

Thick, slow-flowing sweet liquid.

Life

6 Elemente

Grass

Grows on dirt when exposed to light.

Plant

Grows upward and spreads with water.

Tree

Tall wooden structure with leaves.

Flower

Decorative plant that blooms with water.

Algae

Aquatic plant that grows in water.

Mushroom

Fungus that grows in dark, damp areas.

Powders

6 Elemente

Sand

Fine granular material affected by gravity.

Snow

Frozen water crystals. Melts when heated.

Gunpowder

Explosive powder. Ignites easily.

Salt

Crystalline mineral. Dissolves in water.

Sugar

Sweet crystals that dissolve and caramelize.

Ash

Remains of burned materials.

Solids

6 Elemente

Stone

Sturdy rock. Resists most damage.

Wood

Organic solid. Burns when exposed to fire.

Metal

Strong conductive material. Melts at high temp.

Ice

Frozen water. Melts when heated.

Glass

Transparent solid. Made from heated sand.

Brick

Fired clay. Strong building material.

Energy

6 Elemente

Fire

Hot plasma that spreads to flammables.

Lightning

Electrical discharge. Very destructive.

Plasma

Superheated matter in ionized state.

Electricity

Electric current that flows through conductors.

Laser

Focused beam of light energy.

Radiation

Nuclear energy that affects nearby elements.