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Brine

Type	Crafted material
State	Fluid
Transported by	Pipe [II•III•IV] Pickup•Truck Haul Truck (Tank)
Stored in	Fluid Storage [II•III•IV] Shipyard
Created in	Thermal Desalinator
Used in	Wastewater Treatment

Brine is a semi-processed material derived from Seawater. It provides the sole source of Chlorine production for use in Waste Water treatment and the creation of Plastic. It is has applications in the treatment of Toxic Slurry as a byproduct of processing Uranium Ore Powder into Yellowcake for eventual use as a power source in Nuclear Reactors.

Brine is produced either by processing Seawater and any variant of steam in a Thermal Desalinator, or by evaporating Seawater in an Evaporation Pond. Excess Brine can be disposed of by dumping it into the ocean via Liquid Dump without generating Water Pollution.

Expect to produce significant amounts of it when desalinating. Rather than simply dumping all of it, it's probably better to reuse what you can for other processes to reduce overlap.

Recipes

Below are all the recipes, which contain this item. Note, that some of them may be locked behind Research, and not immediately available in your game.

Production

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Heated

Tier I

Tier II

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Consumption

Tier II

Tier I

Tier II

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Heated

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Semi-processed materials	Acid Alumina Aluminum Scrap Aluminum Scrap Pressed Bauxite Powder Brine Broken Glass Chemical Fuel Cement Chilled Water Compact Reactor Composite Core Basic Composite Core Diamond Diamond Paste Copper Ore Crushed Copper Scrap Copper Scrap Pressed Glass Mix Gold Ore Concentrate Gold Ore Crushed Gold Ore Powder Gold Scrap Gold Scrap Pressed Graphite Gravel Hydrated Alumina Imported Goods Impure Copper Iron Ore Crushed Iron Scrap Iron Scrap Pressed Lens Manufactured Sand Molten Aluminum Molten Copper Molten Glass Molten Iron Molten Silicon Molten Steel Molten Titanium Molten Titanium Alloy Quartz Crushed Recyclables Recyclables Pressed Salt Sapphire Wafer Slag Crushed Titanium Alloy Titanium Chloride Titanium Chloride (Pure) Titanium Ore Crushed Titanium Slag Titanium Sponge Uranium Ore Powder Woodchips
Crafted materials	Aluminum Asteroid Booster Parts Composite Panel Concrete Slab Construction Parts Construction Parts II Construction Parts III Construction Parts IV Consumer Electronics Copper Crew Supplies Electronics Electronics II Electronics III Electronics IV Filter Media Flowers Glass Gold Household Appliances Household Goods Iron Lab Equipment Lab Equipment II Lab Equipment III Lab Equipment IV Luxury Goods Maintenance I Maintenance II Maintenance III Mechanical Parts Microchips (intermediate stages) Office Supplies Paper PCB Rail Parts Server Silicon (Poly) Silicon Wafer Solar Cell Solar Cell Mono Space Probe Parts Station Parts (Basic) Station Parts Steel Vehicle Parts Vehicle Parts II Vehicle Parts III
Food and medical	Fertility Anesthetics Animal Feed Antibiotics Bread Cake Canola Chicken Carcass Compost Cooking Oil Corn Mash Corn Disinfectant Eggs Ethanol Fertilizer (Organic) Fertilizer I Fertilizer II Flour Food Pack Fruit Green Manure Meat Trimmings Meat Medical Equipment Medical Supplies Medical Supplies II Medical Supplies III Morphine Poppy Potato Sausage Snack Soybean Sugar Cane Sugar Tofu Tree Sapling Vegetables Wheat
Petrochemical	Ammonia Chlorine Crude Oil Diesel Heavy Oil Hydrogen Hydrogen Fluoride Light Oil Fuel Gas Medium Oil Naphtha Nitrogen Oxygen Plastic Rubber Sour Water
Power and nuclear	Electricity Heat Mechanical Power Steam (Super) Steam (High) Steam (Low) Steam (Depleted) Blanket Fuel Blanket Fuel (Enriched) Core Fuel Core Fuel (Spent) Depleted Uranium Enriched Uranium (4%) Enriched Uranium (20%) Fission Product MOX Rod Plutonium Reprocessed Uranium (1%) Retired Waste Spent Fuel Spent MOX Uranium Rod Yellowcake
Waste and pollution	Air Pollution Water Pollution Biomass Carbon Dioxide Exhaust Red Mud Slag Sludge Toxic Slurry Waste Waste Pressed Waste Water

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+'''Brine''' is a semi-processed material derived from {{infoicon|Seawater}}. It provides the sole source of {{infoicon|Chlorine}} production for use in {{infoicon|Waste Water}} treatment and the creation of {{infoicon|Plastic}}. It is has applications in the treatment of {{infoicon|Toxic Slurry}} as a byproduct of processing {{infoicon|Uranium Ore Crushed}} into {{infoicon|Yellow Cake}} for eventual use as a power source in [[Nuclear Reactor]]s.
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+Brine is produced either by processing Seawater and any variant of steam in a [[Thermal Desalinator]], or by evaporating Seawater in an [[Evaporation Pond]]. Excess Brine can be disposed of by dumping it into the ocean via [[Liquid Dump]] without generating {{infoicon|Water Pollution}}.
+Expect to produce significant amounts of it when desalinating. Rather than simply dumping all of it, it's probably better to reuse what you can for other processes to reduce overlap.
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