Batch Compressed Crystalline Crokite

Market group: Manufacture & Research > Materials > Raw Materials > Standard Ores > Crokite

Inventory group: Asteroid > Crokite

Market

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Basic

Mass:: 100E33 kg
Packaged volume:: 7.81 m³
Portion size:: 1
Capacity:: 0 m³
Volume:: 7.81 m³
Mass:: 100E33 kg
radius:: 1 m

Resistances

Stasis Webifier Resistance:: 100%

Ore Variations

Mission/NPE Ore

Fools Crokite

Geodite

Standard Ore/Ice

Crokite

Batch Compressed Crokite

Compressed Crokite

+5% Ore

Sharp Crokite

Batch Compressed Sharp Crokite

Compressed Sharp Crokite

+10% Ore

Crystalline Crokite

Batch Compressed Crystalline Crokite

Compressed Crystalline Crokite

Cargo

Capacity:: 0 m³

Required Skills

Mining

(x1)

[1]

Mining

asteroidMetaLevel:: 3
oreBasicType:: Crokite

Reprocessing

Reprocessing Skill:: Variegated Ore Processing
Portion size:: 1

Output	Quantity
Pyerite	880
Mexallon	2,200
Nocxium	880

Basic reprocessing, not accounting for skills and other bonuses.

Manufacturing

Blueprint:: Compressed Crystalline Crokite Blueprint

Output Batch Compressed Crystalline Crokite:

Manufacturing time:

10m

Copy time:

Material research:

3m 30s

Time research:

3m 30s

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Type Info

Type ID:: 28392
Base price:: 8.40m ISK
Group ID:: Crokite
Icon ID:: 3309
Market group ID:: Crokite
Published:: true
Race ID:: 4
Radius:: 1 m
Volume:: 7.81 m³

Description

Crystalline crokite is the stuff of legend. Not only does it give a 10% greater yield than regular crokite, but chunks of the rock glitter beautifully in just the right light, making crystalline crokite popular as raw material for jewelry.

Crokite is a very heavy ore that is always in high demand because it has the largest ratio of Nocxium and Mexallon for any ore in the known universe. Valuable deposits of Pyerite can also be found within this rare ore.

This material was compressed using an older process that compressed batches of raw materials into units using a set input quantity. Newer compression technology uses a more flexible one-to-one unit compression system.