Substance Generator
Generates imaginary substances and their properties and appearance. Great for some plot devices, strange scientific findings, or the innocent seeming substance that brings hideous disaster!
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Substances
This somewhat transparent material is beyrl-green. It is inflexible in solid form. This substance's melting point is high. This material is very radioactive. This substance has an odor of mud. When exposed to intense heat it becomes darker in color.
This somewhat transparent material is blue. This material's melting point is very high. This substance adsorbs almost all radiation. This substance is mildly magnetic. When exposed to open air it becomes darker in color.
This somewhat transparent, unreflective substance is moss green. This material has a slick texture in solid form. This material's melting point is very high. This material is very conductive. It is a poor insulator against temperature changes. When exposed to intense cold it emits a smell of milk.
This perfectly transparent material is midnight black. It is somewhat brittle in solid form. This substance's melting point is unremarkable. This material adsorbs virtually all kinds of radiation. This material is extremely nonconductive. It is a poor insulator against temperature changes. A faint smell of green pepper comes from this substance.
This material is red with turquoise specks in it. It is very heavy. This material has a slimy texture in solid form. This material's melting point is unremarkable.
This translucent, mirrorlike material is white. It is heavy. It is inflexible in solid form. This substance has a smooth texture in solid form. This material's melting point is unremarkable. It is a poor insulator against temperature changes. A faint smell of cabbage comes from this material.
This translucent, unreflective substance is ebony. It is light. This material's melting point is low. It is a poor insulator against temperature changes.
This translucent material is purple with chalk-white patches in it. It is somewhat malleable in solid form. This material's melting point is one of the highest known. This material is extremely nonconductive. This material has a strong odor of blueberries. It's alternate form is a material that is gray, with blue flecks in it.
This material is umber. It is inflexible in solid form. This substance has a bumpy texture in solid form. This material's melting point is high. This material is not very conductive. It is a poor insulator against temperature changes.
This substance is white. It is very flexible in solid form. This material has a bumpy texture in solid form. This substance's melting point is unremarkable. It's alternate form is a perfectly transparent material that is apple-green, with alabaster flecks on it.
This somewhat transparent, mirrorlike material is ivory with azure streaks on it. It is very light. It is somewhat malleable in solid form. This substance's melting point is room temperature.
This substance is blue. It is very flexible in solid form. This substance's melting point is very high. This substance is radioactive. This substance can be magnetized.
This translucent, mirrorlike material is yellow. This material has a oily texture in solid form. This material's melting point is very high. This material is superconductive. This substance has a faint odor of cooked meat.
This translucent substance is pine-green with cream-colored patches on it. It is malleable in solid form. This material has a bumpy texture in solid form. This substance's melting point is very high. This material provides some protection from radiation. This material is not very conductive. It is a poor insulator against temperature changes. A faint smell of blood comes from this substance.
This translucent, unreflective material is green. It is somewhat brittle in solid form. This material has a rough texture in solid form. This material's melting point is unremarkable. This material is mildly magnetic. It is a poor insulator against temperature changes.
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