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Lime is not used directly. It is used to craft [[barrel|lime water]], [[flux]], [[Glassworking|Molten Glass ]], and light blue dye powder. | Lime is not used directly. It is used to craft [[barrel|lime water]], [[flux]], [[Glassworking|Molten Glass ]], and light blue [[dye powder]]. | ||
== Trivia == <!-- add any other info that doesn't fit above. Perhaps how the game item relates or differs from its real world version, or of the item used be different in past versions of the game. --> | == Trivia == <!-- add any other info that doesn't fit above. Perhaps how the game item relates or differs from its real world version, or of the item used be different in past versions of the game. --> | ||
Revision as of 12:25, 25 September 2019
Lime
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Yes, 64 |
| Size ↕ |
N/A |
| Weight ⚖ |
N/A |
| ItemID |
terrafirmacraftplus:item.4694 |
About
A caustic mineral powder. Useful for working with metal, leather, and glass.
Obtaining
Lime is obtained by placing seashells or flux-stone sand, gravel, or rocks into a Ceramic Vessel and firing it in a pit kiln.
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Use
Lime is not used directly. It is used to craft lime water, flux, Molten Glass , and light blue dye powder.
Trivia
Lime's chemical name is Calcium Carbonate.