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• v0.31:Fire
  ...]]ty for any material is defined as being stable at a [[temperature]] of {{ct|11000}}, though this doesn't actually work due to a bug.
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• Filth
  ...id. It does not melt, but gradually decomposes in [[temperature]]s above {{ct|10180}}. It has a [[density]] of 1200, slightly higher than [[water]]. Yellow-colored filth is a liquid that freezes at {{ct|10000}} and boils at {{ct|10180}}. It has a [[density]] of 920 when frozen and 1000 when liquid, exac
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• v0.34:Filth
  ...id. It does not melt, but gradually decomposes in [[temperature]]s above {{ct|10180}}. It has a [[density]] of 1200, slightly higher than [[water]]. ...llow-colored filth is a liquid that freezes at {{ct|10000}} and boils at {{ct|10180}}. It has a [[density]] of 920 when frozen and 1000 when liquid, exac
  942 bytes (138 words) - 11:57, 30 May 2019
• v0.31:Filth
  ...id. It does not melt, but gradually decomposes in [[temperature]]s above {{ct|10180}}. It has a [[density]] of 1200, slightly higher than [[water]]. ...llow-colored filth is a liquid that freezes at {{ct|10000}} and boils at {{ct|10180}}. It has a [[density]] of 920 when frozen and 1000 when liquid, exac
  942 bytes (138 words) - 11:57, 30 May 2019
• Fire
  ...]]ty for any material is defined as being stable at a [[temperature]] of {{ct|11000}}.
  7 KB (1,067 words) - 18:35, 25 February 2024
• DF2014:Filth
  ...id. It does not melt, but gradually decomposes in [[temperature]]s above {{ct|10180}}. It has a [[density]] of 1200, slightly higher than [[water]]. Yellow-colored filth is a liquid that freezes at {{ct|10000}} and boils at {{ct|10180}}. It has a [[density]] of 920 when frozen and 1000 when liquid, exac
  1 KB (200 words) - 03:23, 20 December 2022
• DF2014:Fire
  ...]]ty for any material is defined as being stable at a [[temperature]] of {{ct|11000}}.
  7 KB (1,035 words) - 02:17, 13 January 2023
• v0.34:Water
  In the normal underground temperature of {{ct|10015}}, evaporation occurs when water or [[magma]] is at a depth of 1/7. E The freezing point of water, {{ct|10000}}, is an important, if not the most important, [[temperature]] in Dwa
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• DF2014:Water
  In the normal underground temperature of {{ct|10015}}, evaporation occurs when water or [[magma]] is at a depth of 1/7. T The freezing point of water, {{ct|10000}}, is an important, if not ''the'' most important, [[temperature]] in
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• Brass
  * [[Melting point]] {{ct|11656}} * [[Boiling point]] {{ct|14068}}
  1 KB (197 words) - 13:54, 7 May 2024
• Earthenware
  * [[Melting point]] {{ct|11500}} * [[Boiling point]] {{ct|14000}}
  1 KB (184 words) - 20:32, 6 May 2024
• DF2014:Divine fabric
  * [[Temperature|Heat damage point]] {{ct|10250}} * [[Temperature|Cold damage point]] {{ct|9900}}
  6 KB (736 words) - 03:19, 20 December 2022
• Bronze
  * [[Melting point]] {{ct|11868}} * [[Boiling point]] {{ct|14140}}
  3 KB (423 words) - 14:01, 7 May 2024
• Stoneware
  * [[Melting point]] {{ct|11500}} * [[Boiling point]] {{ct|14000}}
  1 KB (185 words) - 20:07, 6 May 2024
• DF2014:Dolomite
  ...itionally, it is [[magma safe]], with an extremely high melting point of {{ct|16507}}. ...nt]] of all common* stones and metals. It is not safe from the scorching {{ct|50000}} heat of [[dragon]] fire, though it will last longer than most miner
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• DF2014:Rose gold
  * [[Melting point]] {{ct|11915}} * [[Boiling point]] {{ct|15141}}
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• DF2014:Dragonfire
  Legends claim that dragonfire can reach temperatures up to {{ct|50000}}. At that temperature, almost all materials should be destroyed (the | {{ct|55000}}
  4 KB (496 words) - 03:19, 20 December 2022
• Electrum
  * [[Melting point]] {{ct|11828}} * [[Boiling point]] {{ct|14968}}
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• DF2014:Magma
  ...sup>1</sup> if it touches [[water]]. In the game, magma's temperature is {{ct|12000}}. See the list of '''[[magma-safe]]''' materials for more informatio Tiles directly adjacent to magma will be heated to a temperature of {{ct|10075}}, causing revealed unmined tiles to flash with {{Tile|☼|6:4:1}} wh
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• DF2014:Saltpeter
  ...yer]]s. With a melting point of {{ct|10601}} and a boiling point of only {{ct|10720}}, it is one of the few stones which will ''boil'' in [[magma]]. Salt
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