Molten Gold

Molten Gold is the liquid state of Gold, produced when Gold or Gold Amalgam is heated to 1065.85°C. It behaves like other molten elements, serving as a fluid form of the metal that can be collected, moved, or cooled back into a solid state depending on the surrounding conditions.

A Gold Volcano periodically ejects Molten Gold, with the eruption rate varying over time. This makes it a renewable source of the material and a useful way to access large amounts of Gold once the volcano is tapped and safely managed.

• It is created by heating either Gold or Gold Amalgam to its melting point.
• Gold Volcanoes generate it periodically rather than continuously.
• Because it is a hot liquid, it must be handled with care to avoid overheating nearby structures or duplicants.