Liquid Sucrose

Overview
Liquid Sucrose is a liquid element associated with sucrose. It is the liquid-state counterpart used for the molten form of sugar-based material, and it can appear as a handled substance in the game’s element system rather than as a building or creature.
In older versions, its tooltip listed a vaporization point of 726.9 C, but no phase change was actually implemented. As a result, the liquid did not convert into a gas even when heated past that temperature. This makes the listed vaporization value informational rather than functional in those versions.
Because Liquid Sucrose is an element, its behavior is governed by the normal liquid rules of the simulation: it occupies tiles, can be moved by plumbing-related systems, and remains subject to temperature changes like other liquids. The only documented quirk in the available sources is the old version mismatch between the displayed vaporization point and the lack of an actual transition.
- In older versions, do not rely on the displayed vaporization point as evidence that the liquid will boil away.
- If you are checking historical behavior, the important detail is that no phase change was present despite the tooltip value.
- No additional interaction notes, processing uses, or special gameplay effects are documented in the available sources.