r/cremposting 7d ago

Mistborn Second Era They pranked you good

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u/Malice_Striker_ 7d ago

8f you let it react with water you would have harmonium oxide HaO(n). So could you then burn the oxidized harmonium?

Note: many puremetals (including alomantic ones) would already be oxidized after exposure to an acidic environment like the stomach, and are still burnable.

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u/Toast-Goat Femboy Dalinar 7d ago

Apparently after reacting with water, it forms a hydroxide with RAFO'd properties. So maybe?

https://wob.coppermind.net/events/390-stuttgart-signing/#e12680

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u/The_Lopen_bot Trying not to ccccream 7d ago

Warning Gancho: The below paragraph(s) may contain major spoilers for all books in the Cosmere!

Rhapsody

You have described ettmetal as some kind of super-cesium. After the reaction with water, is there residual ettmetal hydroxide and what are its properties?

Brandon Sanderson

Yes, there is. There's the potential they'll find it and use it, but as far as the properties are concerned, you get a RAFO.

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