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Nuclear Power - Niums Electricity Extension
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Brozma_Doom_to_you_[CZE] 23 Feb, 2022 @ 10:59am
Is there an online ratio calculator?
Guys, I wanna ask you, Is there an online ratio calculator? The manual in a description says, that triuranium octoxide must be mixed with the fluorite in 1:9 ratio (it doesn't have to be precise though), and I have no idea, how much fluorite I need to mix with, for example, 120 kg of triuranium octoxide to fit in that ratio.
Maybe you think: "Dude, just calculate it and problem solved!" But that's the problem! I have no idea, how to calculate ratios, and honestly, this caused me a lot of trouble in the past IRL.
Also, if there's online ratio calculator existing, can you post a link for it here?
Last edited by Brozma_Doom_to_you_[CZE]; 23 Feb, 2022 @ 11:02am
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g.ahrenstesgaard 11 Jun, 2022 @ 6:46am 
https://www.calculatorsoup.com/calculators/math/ratios.php?adlt=strict&toWww=1&redig=AF01D8ECC55D4BCC943418EC33FD7125
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g.ahrenstesgaard 11 Jun, 2022 @ 6:46am 
tell me the answer after pls
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leg392 22 Nov, 2023 @ 10:19am 
make the fluorite a higher number than the uranium
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leg392 22 Nov, 2023 @ 10:19am 
6U 24F
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🦴 MeloDoggy 🦴 (she/her) 17 Apr, 2024 @ 2:47pm 
I know this is a few years old but if anyone's still struggling, 1:9 uranium to fluorite means that for every unit (kilo) of uranium, you have nine of fluorite, when you mix the two the barrel tells you what percentage of the mix each material is, 1:9 is approx 11% uranium, but don't bother trying to get it perfect 'caus the chem building just gives you back the excess, so run the uranium drill until you inevitably end up with an excess, then turn it off for a bit to save power
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🦴 MeloDoggy 🦴 (she/her) 17 Apr, 2024 @ 2:48pm 
or, have one uranium drill and nine fluorite drills, I'm sure with a flat enough space and a little wire automation you could make it work great x3
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