@KyleTheCreator (View Post)

Don't play the game anymore, excuse my typo. Powdered calcium acts as a macro nutrient/fertilizer; similar to sulfur and magnesium. It also can be used to stabilize nuclear reactions. It can convert water to hydrogen, the remaining water will turn to salt water. If mixed with acid, it'll turn into salt. If mixed with concrete + water = a stronger concrete (not a new element). It can also serve as a deoxidizer and desulfurizer. When melted down with metals, it'll remove any impurities created in the process. It can also neutralize water affected by uranium, plutonium, and acid. Solid calcium would serve as an alloy to electronics that protect them from acid corrosion. Destructible. Can be turned into powdered calcium if enough pressure is applied. 

Powdered calcium only reacts with water alone to turn it into hydrogen. However, if water is mixed with powdered calcium, magnesium, and sulfur, it will benefit plant, vine, and seed. 

Sulfur + broken coal = gun powder. When exposed to oxygen it'll produce a blue flame. Would serve as a macro nutrient/fertilizer with magnesium and powdered calcium. Sulfur + water = acid. 

Chromium is highly resistant to a variety of acids, including phosphoric, organic, and nitric acids. Probably should add that.

damn i'm confused now

Could you tell us why these elements should be added? What problem do these solve?

@KyleTheCreator (View Post)

 Oxygen fuses into silicon, and then fuses into iron.