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Potash is an alkaline chemical ingredient used in making glass and treating wood and metals. It is boiled in a Kettle, evaporated in a Tub or made in a Chemistry Laboratory
Cost
In a Kettle:
- 5 Ash
- 25 Water in Jugs
- 28 Wood uses Stoked Method
Creates 5 potash.
Check the Kettle page for more information on Kettle outputs and firing rhythms. Takes 15 Teppy Minutes to boil off the water.
In a Chemistry Laboratory:
- Made from ash using Potash Ointment.
Uses
- 2 Potash are used to produce 1 deben of Normal and Fine Glass in a Glazier's Bench.
- An ingredient for treating boards in a Wood Treatment Tank.
- One of the catalysts used to mix paint in a Pigment Laboratory.
- 1 Potash per batch of Metal Salts in an Acid Bath.
- An ingredient for treating metal in a Chemical Bath.
Research and Tuition
- 200 required for Advanced Chemistry 1 research
- 5000 required to research Basic Metal Treatment
- 100 required for Neutralization research
- 1500 required for Wood Treatment research
Required By
Acid Bath, Advanced Chemistry 1, Assimilation Bath, Basic Metal Treatment, Glass, Jewel Glass, Neutralization, Normal Glass, Salts of Aluminum, Salts of Antimony, Salts of Copper, Salts of Gold, Salts of Iron, Salts of Lead, Salts of Magnesium, Salts of Metal, Salts of Platinum, Salts of Silver, Salts of Tin, Salts of Zinc, Tongs, Treated Boards, Treated Metal, Wood Treatment
Produced By
Tub, Kettle, Chemistry Laboratory