Planar Copper

Properties

Physical & Chemical Properties

This alloy has a very unique property after the final infusion to the metal heat can only travel one way through the material. This pulls all heat through the metal one way and reflects all heat the other way.

Origin & Source

This magical alloy is created by mixing molten copper and powdered Lacrite.

History & Usage

Everyday use

It is then generally formed into pipes or large sheets waiting for final shaping. These are found in various thicknesses and sizes for it varied final uses.

Refinement

Once the raw alloy has been shaped into its final form. Then through a heavily guarded artificer infusion, the finalization of this alloy is set and ready for use.

Manufacturing & Products

Used in many kinds of boilers and piping uses.

Hazards

The most dangerous aspect of this magically enhanced alloy is the same as the use it is created for. Planar Copper always pulls heat through the material. In open air, it is no big deal, in that it will just kind of create a heated breeze on the expelling side of the sheet. This means you could, however, overheat or overcool an area if you do not use proper protections. The most common of these is using Infernal Ceramic coverings or casings that, when placed over the copper, nullifing its magical properties.

Type

Metal

Color

Copper with a heavy scarlet hue

Density

575 lbs./ft³

Related Technologies

• Steam Power