Chemist

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Chemist
SUPERIORS:	Chief Medical Officer
CLASSIFICATION:	Medical
RISK FACTOR:	Low
CLEARANCE:	Chemistry, Medical
"I have no idea how the clown got Fentanyl, officer".

Job Description

Chemists work as part of medical to supply the doctors with lifesaving medicines, greatly speeding up the treatment of patients. Chemists also assist the rest of the crew with their own requests, providing Botany with fertilizers, Security with gunpowder, and so on.

Chemists are vital to the operation of the Medical department, as damage types like Poison, Radiation, and Genetics cannot be healed through surgery or topicals

The Lab

A typical chemistry lab has 2-3 chemists maximum, each with their own Chemical Dispenser and ChemMaster 4000.

Chemistry Machines

Icon	Machine	Description
	Chemical Dispenser	Allows you to produce basic chemicals using power from it's internal battery, with varying costs. Insert a beaker to get started!
	ChemMaster 4000	Allows you to move any chemical between a beaker, and the internal storage of the machine. While nothing reacts within the storage, reactions still occur within the beaker!
	ChemVend	A vending machine containing empty jugs, and many more pre-filled jugs of basic chemicals from the dispensers, for when you need them in bulk.
	Hotplate	Gradually heats chemicals within a beaker placed on it, the fuller the beaker, the longer it takes.
	Reagent Grinder	Allows the grinding and juicing of plants, pills, and other materials into an inserted beaker.
	Electrolysis Unit	Breaks down more complex chemicals into less complex ones. Insert a beaker and press to start.
	Tabletop Centrifuge	Separates chemicals that are otherwise impossible to separate using momentum. only accepts vials.
	Condenser	Slowly turns gasses into their liquid chemical form when given input from gas pipes or a connector port.

Medical Chemistry

Asphyxiation & Oxygen

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Dexalin	[2]Oxygen + [1]Plasma (catalyst)		Used for treating minor oxygen deprivation and bloodloss. A required reagent for dexalin plus.
Dexalin Plus	[1]Dexalin + [1]Carbon + [1]Iron		Used in treatment of extreme cases of oxygen deprivation and bloodloss. Flushes heartbreaker toxin out of the blood stream.
Epinephrine	[1]Phenol + [1]Acetone + [1]Chlorine + [1]Hydroxide		An effective stabilizing chemical used to keep a critical person from dying to asphyxiation while patching up minor damage during crit. Flushes heartbreaker toxin out the blood stream at the cost of more epinephrine, but may add histamine. Helps reduce stun time. Commonly found in the form of emergency medipens.
Inaprovaline	[1]Oxygen + [1]Carbon + [1]Sugar		Inaprovaline is a synaptic stimulant and cardiostimulant, commonly used to treat asphyxiation damage caused during critical states and reduce bleeding. Used in many advanced medicines.

Brute Damage

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Bicaridine	[1]Inaprovaline + [1]Carbon	Do NOT mix with other brute meds	An analgesic which is highly effective at treating brute damage. It's useful for stabilizing people who have been severely beaten, as well as treating less life-threatening injuries.
Bruizine	[1]Bicaridine + [0.9]Lithium + [1]Sugar	Do NOT mix with other brute meds	Originally developed as a cough medicine, it turns out this chemical is wildly effective at treating blunt force trauma.
Lacerinol	[1]Bicaridine + [1]Benzene	Min temp: 335K. Do NOT mix with other brute meds	A fairly unreactive chemical that boosts collagen synthesis to incredible levels, healing slash trauma.
Puncturase	[1]Bicaridine + [1]Hydroxide	Min temp: 325K. Do NOT mix with other brute meds	A fizzy chemical that helps rebuild trauma caused by piercing damage, leaving a slight amount of tissue damage behind.
Razorium	Any two of: Bicaridine, Bruizine, Lacerinol, Puncturase	⚠ Dangerous byproduct of mixing brute medications
Hemorrhinol	[2]Heparin + [2]Razorium + [1]Plasma

Burn Damage

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Dermaline	[1]Kelotane + [1]Oxygen + [1]Phosphorus		An advanced chemical that is more effective at treating burn damage than kelotane.
Insuzine	[1]Leporazine + [1]Kelotane + [1]Silicon	Min temp: 433K	Rapidly repairs dead tissue caused by electrocution, but cools you slightly. Completely freezes the patient when overdosed.
Kelotane	[1]Silicon + [1]Carbon		Treats burn damage. Overdosing greatly reduces the body's ability to retain water.
Pyrazine	[1]Leporazine + [1]Dermaline + [1]Carbon	Min temp: 540K	Efficiently heals burns from the hottest of fires. Causes massive internal bleeding when overdosed.
Sigynate	[1]SodiumCarbonate + [1]SodiumHydroxide + [1]Kelotane + [1]Water + [1]Sugar	Min temp: 370K	A thick pink syrup useful for neutralizing acids and soothing trauma caused by acids. Tastes sweet!

Bleeding & Clotting

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Heparin	[1]SulfuricAcid + [1]Nitrogen + [1]Sodium		Commonly used as an anticoagulant medication. Causes blood to have difficulty forming clots. Can cause internal bleeding when overdosed.
Hemorrhinol	[2]Heparin + [2]Razorium + [1]Plasma		See Brute Damage section.
Tranexamic Acid	[1]Inaprovaline + [1]SulfuricAcid + [1]Sugar		A blood-clotting medicine used to prevent profuse bleeding. Causes heavier bleeding on overdose. Commonly found in small doses within emergency medipens.

Toxins & Anti-toxins

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Arithrazine	[1]Hyronalin + [1]Hydrogen		A mildly unstable medication used for the most extreme case of radiation poisoning. Exerts minor stress on the body.
Diphenhydramine	[1]Diethylamine + [1]Oil + [1]TableSalt + [1]Carbon + [1]Ethanol	Min temp: 377.59K	Rapidly purges the body of histamine, reduces jitteriness, causes drowsiness, and treats poison damage. Often included in sleep medication.
Dylovene	[1]Silicon + [1]Nitrogen + [1]Potassium		A broad-spectrum anti-toxin, which treats toxin damage in organisms. Overdosing will cause vomiting, dizziness and pain.
Ethylredoxrazine	[1]Oxygen + [1]Dylovene + [1]Carbon		Neutralises the effects of alcohol in the blood stream. Though it is commonly needed, it is rarely requested.
Haloperidol	[1]Aluminium + [1]Chlorine + [1]Fluorine + [1]Oil + [1]Potassium Iodide		Removes most stimulating and hallucinogenic drugs. Reduces druggy effects and jitteriness. Causes drowsiness.
Hyronalin	[1]Radium + [1]Dylovene		A weak treatment for radiation damage. A precursor to arithrazine and phalanximine. Can cause vomiting.
Potassium Iodide	[1]Potassium + [1]Iodine		Will reduce the damaging effects of radiation by 90%. Prophylactic use only.
Siderlac	[1]Aloe + [1]Stellibinin		A powerful anti-caustic medicine derived from plants.
Ultravasculine	[2]Histamine + [1]Plasma (catalyst)		A complicated anti-toxin solution that quickly flushes out toxin while causing minor stress on the body. Reacts with histamine, duplicating itself while flushing it out. Overdose causes extreme pain.

Brain & Neural

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Cognizine	[1]CarpoToxin + [1]Siderlac + [1]Acetone		A mysterious chemical which is able to make any non-sentient creature sentient.
Mannitol	[1]Hydrogen + [1]Water + [1]Sugar		Efficiently restores brain damage.
Psicodine	[2]Mannitol + [1]Impedrezene + [2]Water		Suppresses anxiety and other various forms of mental distress. Overdose causes hallucinations and minor toxin damage.
Synaptizine	[1]Lithium + [1]Sugar + [1]Water		A toxic chemical that halves the duration of stuns and knockdowns.

Temperature & EVA

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Insuzine	[1]Leporazine + [1]Kelotane + [1]Silicon	Min temp: 433K	See Burn Damage section.
Leporazine	[1]Copper + [1]Fersilicite + [1]Plasma (catalyst)		A chemical used to stabilize body temperature and rapidly cure cold damage. Great for unprotected EVA travel, but prevents the use of cryogenic tubes.

Cryogenics

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Aloxadone	[2]Cryoxadone + [1]Aloe + [2]Leporazine		A cryogenics chemical. Used to treat severe burns and frostbite via regeneration of the affected tissue. Works regardless of the patient being alive or dead.
Arcryox	[1]Lithium + [1]Tricordrazine + [1]Cryoxadone	Min temp: 370K	A sickeningly blue cryogenics chemical that is able to heal extreme wounds even on the dead. It has trouble stabilizing patients however.
Cryoxadone	[1]Dexalin + [1]Water + [1]Oxygen	Only works below 213K	Required for the proper function of cryogenics. Heals all standard types of damage. Can treat and rejuvenate plants when applied in small doses.
Doxarubixadone	[1]Cryoxadone + [1]UnstableMutagen		A cryogenics chemical. Heals cellular damage caused by dangerous gasses and chemicals.
Opporozidone	[2]Phalanximine + [2]Plasma + [1]Doxarubixadone	Min temp: 400K	A difficult to synthesize cryogenic drug used to regenerate rotting tissue and brain matter.

Wide Spectrum

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Omnizine	—	No synthesis known	A soothing milky liquid with an iridescent gleam. A well known conspiracy theory says that its origins remain a mystery because revealing the secrets of its production would render most commercial pharmaceuticals obsolete.
Tricordrazine	[1]Inaprovaline + [1]Dylovene		A wide-spectrum stimulant, originally derived from cordrazine. Treats minor damage of all basic health types as long as the user is not heavily wounded. Best used as an additive to other chemicals.

Anti-Zombie

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Ambuzol	[1]Dylovene + [1]Ammonia + [2]ZombieBlood		A highly engineered substance able to halt the progression of a zombie infection.
Ambuzol Plus	[5]Ambuzol + [5]Omnizine		Further engineered with omnizine, inoculates the living against the infection.
Phalanximine	[1]Hyronalin + [1]Ethanol + [1]UnstableMutagen		An advanced chemical used in the treatment of cancer. Causes moderate radiation poisoning, acid burns, and vomiting on organics. Can potentially remove the death gene on plants.

Eyes, Hydration & Misc

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Cryptobiolin	[1]Potassium + [1]Oxygen + [1]Sugar		Causes confusion and dizziness.
Diphenylmethylamine	[1]Ethyloxyephedrine + [1]SodiumCarbonate + [1]Coffee		A more stable medicine than ethyloxyephedrine. Useful for keeping someone awake.
Ethyloxyephedrine	[1]Desoxyephedrine + [1]Stellibinin	Min temp: 370K	A mildly unstable medicine derived from desoxyephedrine, primarily used to combat narcolepsy.
Happiness	[2]Laughter + [1]Epinephrine + [1]Ethanol + [5]Plasma (catalyst)
Ipecac	[1]Potassium + [1]Nitrogen + [1]Ammonia		A rapid-acting emetic. Useful for stopping unmetabolized poisons, or mass-vomiting sessions.
Lipozine	[1]TableSalt + [1]Ethanol + [1]Radium		A chemical that accelerates metabolism, causing the user to hunger faster.
Lipolicide	[1]Ephedrine + [1]Diethylamine + [1]Mercury
Oculine	[1]TableSalt + [1]Blood + [2]Hydroxide		A simple saline compound used to treat the eyes via ingestion.
Saline	[4]Water + [1]TableSalt		A mixture of salt and water. Commonly used to treat dehydration or low fluid presence in blood.

Hazardous

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Heartbreaker Toxin	[1]Dexalin Plus + [1]Mindbreakerr Toxin	⚠ Dangerous
Impedrezene	[1]Mercury + [1]Oxygen + [1]Water	Min temp: 370K
Lexorin	[1]Heartbreaker Toxin + [1]Plasma + [1]Vestine	⚠ Dangerous
Mindbreakerr Toxin	[1]Silicon + [1]Hydrogen + [1]Dylovene	Min temp: 370K
Space Drugs	[1]Mercury + [1]Sugar + [1]Lithium

General Chemistry

Acids & Bases

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Benzene	[1]Hydrogen + [1]Carbon	Min temp: 310K	An aromatic, slightly carcinogenic, ring of carbon, forming a base for many organic compounds.
Fluorosulfuric Acid	[1]Fluorine + [1]Hydrogen + [1]Potassium + [1]Sulfuric Acid
Hydroxide	[1]Oxygen + [1]Hydrogen	Min temp: 310K	A strong alkaline chemical, forming a base for many organic compounds.
Lye	[1]Water + [1]Ash		A translucent, orange, alkaline solution used in traditional soap production.
Phenol	[1]Hydroxide + [1]Benzene		An aromatic ring of carbon with a hydroxyl group. A useful precursor to some medicines, but has no healing properties on its own.
Polytrenic Acid	[1]Sulfuric Acid + [1]Plasma + [1]Potassium
Sulfuric Acid	[1]Hydrogen + [1]Sulfur + [2]Oxygen

Salts & Compounds

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Fersilicite	[1]Iron + [1]Silicon	Min temp: 310K	An intermetallic compound with unusual magnetic properties at low temperatures.
Sodium Carbonate	[1]Ammonia + [1]TableSalt + [1]Carbon + [1]Oxygen		A white, odorless, water-soluble salt that yields an alkaline solution in water. Also known as soda ash.
Sodium Hydroxide	[1]Hydroxide + [1]Sodium		A white, odorless, water-soluble salt that yields a strong alkaline solution in water. Causes burns and vomiting when ingested.
Sodium Polyacrylate	[2]Oxygen + [1]Sodium + [1]Nitrogen		A super-absorbent polymer with assorted industrial uses.
Table Salt	[1]Chlorine + [1]Sodium	Min temp: 370K
Table Salt Breakdown	[2]Table Salt	Requires Electrolysis mixer. Produces 1 Chlorine + 1 Sodium

Organic Compounds

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Acetone	[1]Oil + [1]WeldingFuel + [1]Oxygen		A slick, slightly carcinogenic liquid. Has a multitude of mundane uses in everyday life.
Ammonia	[3]Hydrogen + [1]Nitrogen
Charcoal	[1]Carbon + [1]Ash
Diethylamine	[1]Ammonia + [1]Ethanol
Fluorosurfactant	[2]Carbon + [2]Fluorine + [1]Sulfuric Acid
Oil	[1]WeldingFuel + [1]Hydrogen + [1]Carbon

Toxins

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Allicin	—	No synthesis known	An organosulfur compound found in alliums like garlic, onions, and related plants.
Amatoxin	—	No synthesis known	A deadly toxin found in some mushrooms, primarily fly amanita. Small doses can be lethal.
Bungotoxin	—	No synthesis known	A moderately slow-acting poison found within the pit of the bungo fruit.
Carpotoxin	—	No synthesis known	A highly toxic reagent found in space carps. Causes a painful burning sensation.
Chloral Hydrate	[3]Chlorine + [1]Ethanol + [1]Water		A sedative and hypnotic chemical. Commonly used to put other people to sleep, whether they want to or not.
Ferrochromic Acid	—	No synthesis known	A mildly corrosive solution, unable of causing severe danger unless ingested.
Gastrotoxin	—	No synthesis known	A moderately toxic byproduct of decomposition. Most commonly found in spoiled food.
Heartbreaker Toxin	[1]Dexalin Plus + [1]Mindbreaker Toxin	⚠ Dangerous	A hallucinogenic compound derived from mindbreaker toxin. Blocks neurological signals to the respiratory system, causing asphyxiation. Dexalin Plus and epinephrine will filter it out.
Hemorrhinol	[2]Heparin + [2]Razorium + [1]Plasma	⚠ Dangerous	A toxin that causes severe damage to blood vessels, causing rapid bleeding.
Histamine	—	No synthesis known	A chemical caused by allergenics reacting with antibodies. Lethal at large quantities.
Honk	—	No synthesis known	A toxin found in bananium. Causes severe honking and internal bleeding, may also cause the patient to mutate.
Lead	—	No synthesis known	A slow-acting but incredibly lethal toxin found in steel, albeit in trace amounts. Tasteless.
Lexorin	[1]Heartbreaker Toxin + [1]Plasma + [1]Vestine	⚠ Dangerous	A fast-acting chemical used to asphyxiate people rapidly.
Lipolicide	[1]Ephedrine + [1]Diethylamine + [1]Mercury	⚠ Dangerous	A powerful toxin that destroys fat cells, massively reducing body weight in a short time. Deadly to those without nutriment in their body.
Mechanotoxin	—	No synthesis known	A neurotoxin used as venom by some species of spider. Degrades movement when built up.
Mindbreaker Toxin	[1]Silicon + [1]Hydrogen + [1]Dylovene	Min temp: 370K	A potent hallucinogenic compound formerly known as LSD.
Mold	—	No synthesis known	A fungal growth, often found in dark, humid places or on expired bread. Will cause you to develop a disease if ingested.
Mute Toxin	[2]Vestine + [2]SpaceGlue	Min temp: 370K	A thick chemical that coats the vocal cords, making the user unable to speak during metabolization.
Norepinephric Acid	[1]Uranium + [1]Epinephrine		A smooth chemical that blocks the optical receptors, rendering the user blind during metabolization.
Pax	[1]MindbreakerToxin + [1]Synaptizine + [1]Water		A psychiatric chemical which prevents the patient from directly harming anyone.
Polytrinic Acid	[1]Sulfuric Acid + [1]Plasma + [1]Potassium	⚠ Dangerous	An extremely corrosive chemical substance. Severely burns anyone who comes directly into contact with it.
Reprocessed Material	—	Vox only	An awful-smelling slurry refined from discarded matter. A perfect zero-waste Vox sustenance, though a violent poison to others.
Romerol	—	No synthesis known	An otherworldly concoction able to bring the undead to life. If untreated, the effects are irreversible and will bring certain doom upon the station. Handle with care.
Tazinide	[1]Licoxide + [1]Vestine	⚠ Dangerous	A highly dangerous metallic mixture which can interfere with most movement through an electrifying current.
Tear Gas	—	No synthesis known	A chemical that causes severe irritation and crying, commonly used in riot control.
Theobromine	—	No synthesis known	A bitter alkaloid of the cacao plant, commonly found in chocolate. Do not feed to animals.
Toxin	—	Requires emagged chem dispenser	An unsurprisingly toxic chemical.
Uncooked Animal Proteins	—	No synthesis known	Very risky for the stomachs of softer lifeforms to digest.
Unstable Mutagen	[1]Radium + [1]Phosphorus + [1]Chlorine	⚠ Dangerous	Causes mutations when injected into living people or plants. High doses may be lethal, especially in humans.
Vent Crud	—	No synthesis known	A jet black substance found in poorly maintained ventilation systems. Can cause vent cough.
Vestine	—	No synthesis known	Has an adverse reaction within the body causing major jittering. While not particularly useful on its own, it can be used to produce a small variety of chemicals.

Drugs & Recreational

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Bananadine	—	No synthesis known	A mild psychedelic found in small traces in banana peels.
Chloral Hydrate	[3]Chlorine + [1]Ethanol + [1]Water		A sedative and hypnotic chemical. Commonly used to put other people to sleep, whether they want to or not.
Desoxyephedrine	[1]Ephedrine + [1]Carbon + [1]Iodine + [1]Phosphorus	Min temp: 370K. ⚠ Explodes at 420K	A more effective ephedrine, with more active downsides. Requires less doses to cure narcolepsy.
Ephedrine	[1]Oil + [1]Hydrogen + [1]Sugar + [1]Diethylamine		A caffeinated adrenaline stimulator that makes you faster and harder to knock down. Helps combat narcolepsy at dosages over thirty, at the cost of severe nerval stress.
Ethyloxyephedrine	[1]Desoxyephedrine + [1]Stellibinin	Min temp: 370K	A mildly unstable medicine derived from desoxyephedrine, primarily used to combat narcolepsy.
Experimental Stimulants	—	No synthesis known	A prototype version of hyperzine. Grants virtual immunity to stun weaponry, rapid tissue regeneration, extreme speed, and euphoria. Side effects include extreme anticoagulation, tunnel vision, extreme toxin buildup, and rapid liver death. Do not give to animals.
Happiness	[2]Laughter + [1]Epinephrine + [1]Ethanol + [5]Plasma (catalyst)	⚠ Highly addictive	Fills you with ecstatic numbness and causes minor brain damage. Overdose causes sudden mood swings.
Hyperzine	[1]Ephedrine + [1]Vestine + [2]Oxygen	Min temp: 370K	A chemical cocktail developed by Donk Co. that allows agents to recover from stuns faster, move more quickly, and grants a small heal when more dead than alive.
Impedrezene	[1]Mercury + [1]Oxygen + [1]Water	Min temp: 370K	A narcotic that impedes one's ability by slowing down higher brain cell functions.
Mindbreaker Toxin	[1]Silicon + [1]Hydrogen + [1]Dylovene	Min temp: 370K	A potent hallucinogenic compound formerly known as LSD.
Nicotine	—	No synthesis known	Dangerous and highly addictive, but that's what the propaganda says.
Nitrosyl Plasmide	—	No synthesis known	A powerful stimulant that can prevent drowsiness, stuns and knockdowns.
Nocturine	[2]Impedrezene + [1]Vestine		A highly effective sedative and hypnotic, developed by the Syndicate for stealth operations. One-way ticket to honk-shoo town.
Space Mirage	[1]Mercury + [1]Sugar + [1]Lithium	⚠ Illegal	An illegal compound which induces loss of balance and visual artefacts.
THC	—	No synthesis known	The main psychoactive compound in cannabis.

Explosives & Incendiaries

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Chlorine Trifluoride	—	⚠ Extremely dangerous	You really, REALLY don't want to get this anywhere near you.
EMP	[1]Iron + [1]Uranium + [1]Aluminium	⚠ Causes EMP blast, range 6
Flash	[1]Aluminium + [1]Potassium + [1]Sulfur	⚠ Causes flash
Foam	[1]Fluorosurfactant + [1]Water	Area reaction, 10s duration	A perfluoronated sulfonic acid foam when mixed with water.
Foaming Agent	[1]Lithium + [1]Hydrogen		Makes foam such as that required in metal foam grenades.
Fluorosurfactant	[2]Carbon + [2]Fluorine + [1]Sulfuric Acid		A perfluoronated sulfonic acid that forms a foam when mixed with water.
Iron Metal Foam	[3]Iron + [1]Foaming Agent + [1]Fluorosulfuric Acid	Area reaction, 10s duration
Aluminium Metal Foam	[3]Aluminium + [1]Foaming Agent + [1]Fluorosulfuric Acid	Area reaction, 10s duration
Napalm	—	⚠ Highly flammable	It's just a little flammable.
Phlogiston	—	⚠ Dangerous	Catches you on fire and makes you ignite.
Potassium Explosion	[1]Water + [1]Potassium	⚠ Causes explosion
Smoke	[1]Phosphorus + [1]Potassium + [1]Sugar	Area reaction, 10s duration
Thermite	[1]Iron + [1]Aluminium + [1]Oxygen	⚠ Extremely hot when ignited	A mixture that becomes extremely hot when ignited.
Welding Fuel	—	No synthesis known	Used by welders to weld.

Industrial & Misc

Name	Recipe	Notes	Description
Artifact Glue	[1]SpaceGlue + [1]Artifexium		Mixture of glue and artifexium. Can restore durability of nodes in an artifact on touch.
Artifexium	—	No synthesis known	A lavender mixture of microscopic artifact fragments and a strong acid. Has the ability to activate artifacts.
Cellulose Breakdown	[3]Cellulose	Requires Electrolysis mixer. Produces 2 Sugar + 1 Carbon
Lye	[1]Water + [1]Ash		A translucent, orange, alkaline solution used in traditional soap production.
Rororium	—	No synthesis known	A strange substance found in the cores of hivelords that roam the mining asteroid. Thought to be the source of their regenerative powers.
Sodium Polyacrylate	[2]Oxygen + [1]Sodium + [1]Nitrogen		A super-absorbent polymer with assorted industrial uses.

External Resources

Chemical Reactions Browser