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Changes Perconol's Recipe to Not Be Watered Down Mortaphenyl (#21801)
Perconol's previous recipe was 1 Mortaphenyl, 1 Water, and 1 Sugar, which would make it a watered-down mortaphenyl despite its very different mechanics and classifications. Though they are both painkillers, Perconol is classified as non-addictive (like a real-life equivalent to acetaminophen), whereas Mortaphenyl is an addictive opioid (comparable to tramadol). It would make more sense for 2 medications with different effects to not be separated by simply water and sugar. In terms of logistics, a reaction mechanism for turning mortaphenyl into perconol with hydrazine could be that the hydrazine might steal a functional group or two from mortaphenyl (such as the **phenyl** winkwink) and then evaporate (into a fume hood that's definitely in the pharmacy and chemistry... right? ;-;). Anyways, without the functional group(s), perconol would be an entirely different chemical from mortaphenyl. The reason this isn't really probable with water and sugar is because our blood has free-floating water and sugar (glucose), so mortaphenyl would be "becoming" perconol in the bloodstream, technically. Same goes for the stomach.
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/singleton/reagent/mortaphenyl
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name = "Mortaphenyl"
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description = "Mortaphenyl is an advanced, powerful analgesic medication which is highly effective at treating mild-severe pain as a result of severe, physical injury. Mortaphenyl is not effective when inhaled."
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description = "Mortaphenyl is a weak, synthetic, analgesic opioid which is highly effective at treating mild-severe pain as a result of severe, physical injury. Mortaphenyl is not effective when inhaled."
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reagent_state = LIQUID
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color = "#CB68FC"
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overdose = 15
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/singleton/reagent/tramarine
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name = "Tramarine"
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description = "Tramarine is a synthetic form of morphine developed by NanoTrasen early in its history, that can be used in its place for most medical purposes. It is known to be more dangerous however with alcohol, other opiods, or an overdose."
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description = "Tramarine is a synthetic form of morphine developed by NanoTrasen early in its history, that can be used in its place for most medical purposes. It is known to be more dangerous however with alcohol, other opioids, or an overdose."
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reagent_state = LIQUID
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color = "#c4a05d"
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overdose = 15
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name = "Perconol"
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id = "perconol"
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result = /singleton/reagent/perconol
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required_reagents = list(/singleton/reagent/mortaphenyl = 1, /singleton/reagent/sugar = 1, /singleton/reagent/water = 1)
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required_reagents = list(/singleton/reagent/mortaphenyl = 1, /singleton/reagent/sugar = 1, /singleton/reagent/hydrazine = 1)
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result_amount = 3
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/datum/chemical_reaction/oxycomorphine
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