Feylin

Feylin is an energy source that exists in a malleable solid state. It is found exclusively in and grants its name to the Feylin Mountains of Nuaira.

Properties

Material Characteristics

Feylin is a soft, silvery-blue metal similar to gallium that appears in a somewhat cubic formation. In its liquid state, it gains a consistency slightly thicker than water and turns blue-white in color. Feylin has no known gaseous state.

Physical & Chemical Properties

Feylin is soft and cool to the touch and radiates a soft blue luminescence equal to a single candle, while its liquid state increases in luminescence to roughly the candle rating of a bonfire with no increase in temperature.

Compounds

Feylin is typically used as an energy source for lighting, or as a conductor in certain electromagical devices in the Nation of Nuaira.

Geology & Geography

Feylin is exclusively found in Nuaira, located in the Feylin Mountains east of the Dunmaer Plateau.

Origin & Source

Feylin does not occur naturally in nature, but rather in trace amounts as a compound in zinc ore and in bauxite deposits, typically accumulated in a 1 gram:1 ton ratio with its parent metal.

Life & Expiration

Feylin is a stable element that does not decay, though it loses its luminosity and conductivity within fifty years of initial extraction.

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Color

Silvery-blue (solid) or blue-white (liquid)

Melting / Freezing Point

30 C (86 F)

Density

5.09 gm/cm (0.2133 lb/in)

Common State

Solid