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Crystallite Alloy (processed moon material) - 10,000 units

A polynuclear heterometallic compound created from cobalt and cadmium. Crystallite alloys are a fundamental building block in the creation of crystalline composites.

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Crystalline Isogen-10 (abyssal material) - 2,500 units

This rare isotope of the mineral Isogen naturally forms stable bipyramidal crystals in the absence of the tremendous forces that typically form the more common crystal forms of Isogen, such as found in asteroids or moons. Crystalline Isogen-10 can form in space under the correct local conditions, typically requiring the in abnormal gravitation fields that are found in unusual configurations of space-time topology like Abyssal Deadspace. Isogen-10 has been determined to be useful in the construction of light but strong materials suited to varying gravitational forces and associated accelerations. It is possible this form of Isogen could be broken down into other isotopes but they would likely be unstable, and such processes would run the risk of unleashing large quantities of energy.

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Crystalline Carbonide Armor Plate (advanced component) - 25,000 units

Armor Component used primarily in Gallente ships. A component in various other technology as well.

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Crystalline Carbonide (advanced moon material) - 500,000 units

An exeptionally hard material created from crystallite alloys and carbon polymers, crystalline carbonite is a primary component in various forms of advanced Gallente technology, such as thrusters and armor plating.

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Cryoprotectant Solution (specialized planetary material) - 1,500 units

The base elements present in certain synthetic oils can, at extreme temperatures, produce habitable environments for genetically engineered extremophile. The byproduct of their rapid life-death cycle is a highly thermal resistant solution ideal for hybrid electronics.

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Core Temperature Regulator (protective component) - 10 units

Core Temperature Regulators are standardized, supplementary systems used to regulate, mitigate and recycle surplus heat energy developed by naval ship reactor cores. Refits to empire navy fleets in response to the Triglavian Invasions often increased the overall power requirements of vessels, by upgrading or adding defensive and offensive systems, while not replacing reactor cores or carrying out major upgrades on these complex and valuable components. Additional power requirements have entailed running older reactor core designs "hot" and core temperature regulators are used to monitor, mitigate and, where practical, recycle surplus heat energy.

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Coolant (refined planetary material) - 15,000 units

This specially blended fluid is ideal for transferring thermal energy away from sensitive machinery or computer components, rerouting it to heat sinks so it can be eliminated from the system.

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Contaminated Nanite Compound - (salvaged material) - 1,500 units

A soup of nanite assemblers typically used in armor manufacturing processes. This compound needs to go through purification before it's of use again.

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Contaminated Lorentz Fluid - (salvaged material) - 1,000 units

So named for its myriad electrodynamic properties, Lorentz Fluid exhibits strong conductivity with extreme resistance to heat.

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Consumer Electronics (refined planetary material) - 20,000 units

Consumer electronics encompass a wide variety of individual goods, from entertainment media and personal computers to slave collars and children's toys.

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