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TIMELINE

This article takes place in the 24 & 26 centuries of Distant Worlds.

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Angelic Metal and Reaction Process

Stable Angelic Metal $\ce{^{{314}}_{{126}}{Am}\ }$

Isotopes and Ions

$\ce{^{{318}}_{{126}}\text{Am}\ }$

$\ce{^{{325}}_{{140}}\text{Am}^{+}\ }$

Ions of Angelic Metal

$\ce{^{{314}}_{{126}}\text{Am}^{+}\ }$

$\ce{^{{314}}_{{126}}\text{Am}^{-}\ }$

SuperSymemtric Reactor Reaction Process

Bombardment of the radioactive isotope by photinos $\ce{ \tilde{\gamma}\ }$

$\ce{^{{318}}_{{126}}\text{Am} + \tilde{\gamma} -> \text{Am}^* + \phi_b + E_{\text{burst}} + \tilde{\gamma}_{\text{secondary}}}$

Excited Angelic Metal atom decays, releasing energy (Selectron) and a photino for sustaining the reaction:

$\ce{\text{Am}^* \rightarrow \text{Am} + \phi_b + E_{\text{burst}} + \tilde{\gamma}_{\text{secondary}} + \tilde{e}^-}$

Selectrons are the energy carriers which get absorbed by the system and harness it into usable state:

$\ce{ \tilde{e}^- \xrightarrow{\text{Absorption}} E_{\text{usable}} }$

Total Energy released in one reaction:

$\ce{E_{\text{reaction}} = \phi_b + E_{\text{burst}}}$

$\ce{E_{\text{SSR}} = 500 \, \text{MeV/reaction}}$

Repeat chain reaction sustained by $\ce{\tilde{\gamma}_{\text{secondary}}}$

Electromagnetic chambers within the SSR hold the cores of the metal stable and prevent it flying out and causing uncontroled reaction

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 |durability = Extreme
 |toxicity = Biochemically inert
-|reactivity = Unlikely
+|reactivity = Configured Isotope
 |transport_risks = Gravinium Annihilation
 |storage_risks = Gravinium Annihilation, Electrostatic charges
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 |unique_hazards = Dimensional Cracks, Gravitational anomalies
 |half_life = 13 billion
-|emitted_radiation = γ Radiation (High Charge), α (Natural, Unfiltered metal)
+|emitted_radiation = γ Radiation (High Charge), α (Natural, Unfiltered metal), γ͂  (Reaction)
 |synthesis_chain = example.jpg
 |caption-synthesis_chain = example