Char liquefaction?

[TobleroneSwordfish]

[CHEMISTRY]

About the PR

Adds a rough approximation of coal liquefaction/hydrogenation: heating char in the presence of hydrogen will liquify it into oil with some welding fuel, carbon and kerosene mixed in as byproducts, and emitting some CO2 in the process.

Why's this needed?

Oil is a pain to make, more ways to make oil are cool, gives char more of a use. Someone said it in the discord and I thought it sounded cool.

Changelog

(u)LeahTheTech
(*)Added char liquefaction.
(+)write details here

[MylieDaniels]

I worry that this could be very, very hard to prevent from just exploding. Producing multiple highly flammable chemicals in an open puddle in presence of open flame seems like a very... for lack of a better word, janky way to do this. In addition, neither oil nor kerosene are presently capable of becoming puddles, and allowing it but only in this specific case seems... odd?

[TDHooligan]

this would be healthier, imo, to be considered 'hobo chem' and not as a legitimate chemistry method to be used in balance equations

buuuuut, we need more hobochem, so im incredibly down for this

[Tarmunora]

Special effects on raw_material items themselves😔

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