In IRL chemistry, an acid plus a base results in salt and water, so if we assume that iron ore in this game is iron (II) hydroxide (Fe(OH)2) then combining that with sulfuric acid (H2SO4) would result water and iron (II) sulfate (FeSO4), which is a water-soluble salt and therefore a strong electrolyte. Do with this information what you will.

Sounds fitting, may be put in the next update if I can figure out how abundant I want to make ores on Fulgora. :D

Thanks for the suggestion and sorry for the late response; I was inactive for a time.

ur good

ps can you tell that I took a chemistry course last semester?

I also thought of it as a way to get electrolyte on other planets without holmium. Not currently any reason to do that, but still.

AGAIN SORRY FOR THE LATE RESPONSE (This time I'm blaming the way forum notifications work tho)

ps can you tell that I took a chemistry course last semester?

I can XD

I also thought of it as a way to get electrolyte on other planets without holmium. Not currently any reason to do that, but still.

Feel free to share nevertheless! I'm sure I can find some balanced uses eventually :D

yea you could probably work those into circuit recipes somehow