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{{Stone|name=Lignite|tile=*|color=#888 | {{Stone|name=Lignite|tile=*|color=#888 | ||
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| − | * 2 [[coke]] at [[smelter]] | + | * Create 2 [[coke]] at [[smelter]] |
|location = | |location = | ||
* [[Sedimentary layer]]s | * [[Sedimentary layer]]s | ||
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* [[Material value]] 1}} | * [[Material value]] 1}} | ||
| − | One of the two mineral sources of [[ | + | One of the two mineral sources of [[fuel]]. Produces 2 [[coke]] for each unit of [[coal]] processed at the [[smelter]]. However, this processing consumes a unit of fuel. This leaves a net gain of 1 fuel. If lignite is processed at a [[magma smelter]], it produces 2 fuel. |
[[Category:Stone]] | [[Category:Stone]] | ||
[[Category:Economic Stone]] | [[Category:Economic Stone]] | ||
[[Category:Sedimentary Stone Layers]] | [[Category:Sedimentary Stone Layers]] | ||
Revision as of 04:19, 14 May 2008
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One of the two mineral sources of fuel. Produces 2 coke for each unit of coal processed at the smelter. However, this processing consumes a unit of fuel. This leaves a net gain of 1 fuel. If lignite is processed at a magma smelter, it produces 2 fuel.