Similar to GCYL’s stellar forge, use thermonuclear weapons to achieve extremely high pressures (up to 6.5 Petapascals). Makes nukes useful if players aren't playing multiplayer mode.
Diamond Anvil Cells are machines used to create these materials using ridiculous amounts of pressure, up to 500 GPa. In gregtech this would basically be a multiblock compactor, but it will not generate GCYS pressure units because pressure cannot be transferred out of an anvil cell.
Ferrofluids can also be used for late game machine parts. One use is pumping stuff in places where there is no gravity. It also has an interesting production method (all info is in the link below)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrofluid
Crosslinked Polyethylene (Synthesis using electron beams) (found by Tech22)
The alloy Al20Li20Mg10Sc20Ti30 is used in aerospace (and probably rocket) components due to its strength, lightweightness (not a real word but whatever), and hardness.
Gives a use for scandium
Yttrium is also used in jet engines
Advanced materials for use in late-game batteries:
La3Te4 could be used in radioisotope power systems due to its conversion capabilities
Ytterbium atomic clocks for use in areas where precise timing is needed
exact to 18 digits after the decimal point
Depleted Uranium (U-238)
Used as radiation shielding due to its high density, higher than lead. Depleted uranium is used in ammunition and can penetrate heavily armored targets. Depleted uranium can also be used to strengthen plates. Both of these are due to how dense depleted uranium is. (might be useful for GCYW)
Thorium Dioxide
Thorium dioxide can be used in high-quality lenses used in scientific instruments.
Lithium niobate - used extensively in telecommunications and in optics. Is an excellent waveguide.
"Mid-game" means somewhere around IV-UV.
Changes to crystal CPU
Involvement of colloidal crystals:
Thermonuclear way of generating pressure
Similar to GCYL’s stellar forge, use thermonuclear weapons to achieve extremely high pressures (up to 6.5 Petapascals). Makes nukes useful if players aren't playing multiplayer mode.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orders_of_magnitude_(pressure)
Diamond anvil cell
Diamond Anvil Cells are machines used to create these materials using ridiculous amounts of pressure, up to 500 GPa. In gregtech this would basically be a multiblock compactor, but it will not generate GCYS pressure units because pressure cannot be transferred out of an anvil cell.
Iodine Processing (Replace old method)
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/701354865657643070/988553571173810227/unknown.png
Materials (and recipe chains)
Aerographene can be used for late-game machine parts. Probably "borrow" recipe from GCYL https://phys.org/news/2021-11-nanomaterial-aerographene-extremely-powerful.html
Ferrofluids can also be used for late game machine parts. One use is pumping stuff in places where there is no gravity. It also has an interesting production method (all info is in the link below) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrofluid
Crosslinked Polyethylene (Synthesis using electron beams) (found by Tech22)
Various mid-game catalysts
Electrical screens for mindless entertainment!
Various acids from oil, and basic chemicals (ignore the tide pod part)
Cursed osmium compound
More realistic platline (mix of these 2, separating elements done by the AAPN solvents, refining them done with second image)
The alloy Al20Li20Mg10Sc20Ti30 is used in aerospace (and probably rocket) components due to its strength, lightweightness (not a real word but whatever), and hardness.
Advanced materials for use in late-game batteries:
Didymium Glass and glasses from here: https://github.com/GregTechCEu/gt-ideas/issues/15 https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/704379636423065630/926665785752031263/unknown-3.png https://github.com/GregTechCEu/gt-ideas/issues/24
Terfenol-D for sensors and sonar systems (theres lots of other purposes described below)
Neodymium-iron-boron magnets for wind turbine generators
Erbium-Nickel alloys (Er3Ni)
BSCCO Superconductor
Ytterbium atomic clocks for use in areas where precise timing is needed
Depleted Uranium (U-238)
Thorium Dioxide
Lithium niobate - used extensively in telecommunications and in optics. Is an excellent waveguide.
Room-temperature superconductors