Coal Soot

Coal Soot is the remains of coal and charcoal when they are burned for electricity in the Coalpower Generator. It has very, very low carbon content. Since its contents are the trace elements contained in coal, it is comparably radioactive and can be used to re-enrich depleted isotope cells to create new, non-uranium materials. It can be loaded into Empty Cells to create Coal Soot Cells, which contribute 0.2 heat to nuclear reactors per tick, and can be extracted into Nuclear Coal Cells, which create 0.5 EU per tick and 0.5 heat per tick in a nuclear reactor, which means that they are lesser uranium cells. The Nuclear Coal Cells last only 5,000 seconds in the reactor, meaning that they give 25% of the output a Uranium Cell does during its lifetime. It is worth 21 EMC.