Precious Xzaxite for sale! (closed)

[Xzaxia]

Precious Xzaxite for sale!

Greetings and salutations, I am Xzaxia's very own Minister of Mining, Rockson Stone. I'm here to tell you that Xzaxite, the precious mineral only found in Xzaxia, is now on sale!
But what makes this stone so precious? Well, it's this special property it has called thermosolidity. What that means is, in hot climates, it solidifies, and in cold climates, it liquefies! (Pure liquid at 34° Fahrenheit, Pure solid at 88° Fahrenheit.)

Xzaxite comes in three different colors:

This is BROWN Xzaxite. It is very common here in Xzaxia, and you usually see it a few times a day. It costs $100 per kilogram.

This is RED Xzaxite. It's still somewhat common, but it's certainly more valuable than Brown Xzaxite. It costs $200 per kilogram.

This is Indigo Xzaxite. It is very rare, and definitely the most valuable color of Xzaxite. It costs $300 per kilogram.

Please note:
Any modifications done will cost you double the price for whatever is modified.
For example, if you buy 10 kilograms of brown Xzaxite, and you want 1 kilogram modified, it will cost you $1,100 instead of $1,000.

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Profit: $1,500,719,000 All money spent here is donated to Xzaxian zombie syndrome research. Learn more at www.xzaxzomb.gov

[Imperium of The Huron]

How much for a ton?

[Xzaxia]

How much for a ton?

Due to how weight changes between planets, we are selling it by mass instead of weight.

[Imperium of The Huron]

How per unit?

[New Cla]

Client name Lucas St.george
Location of delivery Port Of Luxgrad
Quantity (Cubic meters) 100 Cubic Meters Of indigo Xzaxite
Total cost $40000
Any other questions or concerns? No

[The Galactic Liberal Democracy]

What is the temperature that it is liquefied at?

[Xzaxia]

Client name Lucas St.george
Location of delivery Port Of Luxgrad
Quantity (Cubic meters) 100 Cubic Meters Of indigo Xzaxite
Total cost $40000
Any other questions or concerns? No

100m³ of indigo Xzaxite will be delivered to The Port of Luxgrad ASAP.

[Xzaxia]

What is the temperature that it is liquefied at?

It is fully liquefied at 34° Fahrenheit, and it is fully solidified at 88° Fahrenheit. Everything between that is a gooey substance. Don't use Fahrenheit?

[Xzaxia]

How per unit?

For 1m³ of Brown Xzaxite, it's 100$.
For 1m³ of Red Xzaxite, it's 200$.
For 1m³ of Indigo Xzaxite, it's 400$.
The prices were in the post, by the way. I suggest that next time, you read someone's post thoroughly before commenting on them.

[Gopnikea]

Client name Boris the Shashlik King
Location of delivery Port of Slavorarsk
Quantity (Cubic meters) 50m³ of Red Xzaxite and 50m³ or Indigo Xzaxite
Total cost 30,000$
Any other questions or concerns? Do you want stalinium for your airplanes and tanks? It is a very strong and durable metal.

[Imperium of The Huron]

How per unit?

For 1m³ of Brown Xzaxite, it's 100$.
For 1m³ of Red Xzaxite, it's 200$.
For 1m³ of Indigo Xzaxite, it's 400$.
The prices were in the post, by the way. I suggest that next time, you read someone's post thoroughly before commenting on them.

My apologies

[Third Asopia]

Client name Bryan Zarni
Location of delivery Vethuga Port
Quantity (Cubic meters) 100m3 of indigo Xzaxite
Total cost 40000$
Any other questions or concerns? Since the port is a VERY busy one I’ll suggest the Xzaxite to be transported in the night. And I don’t have the cube button, so I replaced it with a normal three.

[Zex]

Client name The Confederated States of Zex
Location of delivery Port Bastion
Quantity (Cubic meters) 6,000 Cm (brown)
Total cost 600,000
Any other questions or concerns?
None

[United New England]

Client name
United New England
Location of delivery
Seven locations:

1. Museum of Science - Boston
2. Mineralogical and Geological Museum at Harvard University
3. The Perkins Geology Museum at the University of Vermont
4. Beneski Museum of Natural History - Amherst College
5. Maine Mineral & Gem Museum
6. The Hall of Minerals, Earth and Space - Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
7. The Gallery of Rocks and Minerals - Berkshire Museum

Quantity (Cubic meters)
One cubic meter of indigo Xzaxite per museum (seven cubic meters in all)
Total cost
$2,800
Any other questions or concerns?
At what temperature does Xzaxite solidify/liquify? Is there any safety information relevant to displaying it in museums?

Thank you!

[Palmyrion]

OOC: Alright, BS Materials Engineering freshman coming through for a good dose of realism.

Well, it's this special property it has called thermodensity. What that means is, in hot climates, it solidifies, and in cold climates, it liquefies!

What is the chemical composition of this mineral, and what is its crystalline structure (as minerals are usually crystalline in structure)? Also, the fact that it solidifies in hot climates and melts in cold climates (melting and boiling points are usually determined in a lab under controlled conditions!) is a grave violation of molecular kinetic theory; heat will endow Xzaxite's molecules with energy, and the molecules in solids will have less energy than that of liquids, and molecules of liquids will have lower energy than gas. Thus, it can't just melt all of a sudden in a cold climate, as energy would be transferred from Xzaxite's molecules to the molecules in the colder surroundings, and naturally it would solidify according to molecular kinetic theory.

Thermodensity also doesn't exist, but if it implies temperature-dependent variable density, then let me say that said property exists in all types of matter.

Sorry guys, just had to comment on this being a grave violation of chemistry principles.

Due to how weight changes between planets, we are selling it by mass instead of weight.

Ton is a constant of mass. One ton of xzaxite on your planet would be equal to one ton of xzaxite on Earth. Weight is expressed in Newtons: kg * m/s².

[Xzaxia]

Client name Boris the Shashlik King
Location of delivery Port of Slavorarsk
Quantity (Cubic meters) 50m³ of Red Xzaxite and 50m³ of Indigo Xzaxite
Total cost 30,000$
Any other questions or concerns? Do you want stalinium for your airplanes and tanks? It is a very strong and durable metal.

100m³ of Xzaxite will be delivered to The Port of Slavorarsk ASAP. Also, we would like stalinium, but we can discuss that through telegrams.

[Xzaxia]

Client name Bryan Zarni
Location of delivery Vethuga Port
Quantity (Cubic meters) 100m3 of indigo Xzaxite
Total cost 40000$
Any other questions or concerns? Since the port is a VERY busy one I’ll suggest the Xzaxite to be transported in the night. And I don’t have the cube button, so I replaced it with a normal three.

Very well. 100m³ of Indigo Xzaxite will be delivered to Vethuga Port later tonight.

[Xzaxia]

Client name The Confederated States of Zex
Location of delivery Port Bastion
Quantity (Cubic meters) 6,000 Cm (brown)
Total cost 600,000
Any other questions or concerns?
None

6,000m³ will be delivered to Port Bastion.

[Ladtanderan]

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Precious Xzaxite for sale!

Greetings and salutations, I am Xzaxia's very own Minister of Mining, Rockson Stone. I'm here to tell you that Xzaxite, the precious mineral only found in Xzaxia, is now on sale!
But what makes this stone so precious? Well, it's this special property it has called thermodensity. What that means is, in hot climates, it solidifies, and in cold climates, it liquefies!

Xzaxite comes in three different colors:

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This is BROWN Xzaxite. It is very common here in Xzaxia, and you usually see it a few times a day. It costs $100 per cubic meter.

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This is RED Xzaxite. It's still somewhat common, but it's certainly more valuable than Brown Xzaxite. It costs $200 per cubic meter.

(Image)This is Indigo Xzaxite. It is very rare, and definitely the most valuable color of Xzaxite. It costs $400 per cubic meter.

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I would buy some red Xzaxite.

[Xzaxia]

Client name
United New England
Location of delivery
Seven locations:

1. Museum of Science - Boston
2. Mineralogical and Geological Museum at Harvard University
3. The Perkins Geology Museum at the University of Vermont
4. Beneski Museum of Natural History - Amherst College
5. Maine Mineral & Gem Museum
6. The Hall of Minerals, Earth and Space - Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
7. The Gallery of Rocks and Minerals - Berkshire Museum

Quantity (Cubic meters)
One cubic meter of indigo Xzaxite per museum (seven cubic meters in all)
Total cost
$2,800
Any other questions or concerns?
At what temperature does Xzaxite solidify/liquify? Is there any safety information relevant to displaying it in museums?

Thank you!

1m³ of Indigo Xzaxite will be delivered to each museum ASAP. Make sure that it is secure as possible, as Xzaxite is highly toxic. It fully liquefies at 34°, and fully solidifies at 88° (Fahrenheit).

[Xzaxia]

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Precious Xzaxite for sale!

Greetings and salutations, I am Xzaxia's very own Minister of Mining, Rockson Stone. I'm here to tell you that Xzaxite, the precious mineral only found in Xzaxia, is now on sale!
But what makes this stone so precious? Well, it's this special property it has called thermodensity. What that means is, in hot climates, it solidifies, and in cold climates, it liquefies!

Xzaxite comes in three different colors:

(Image)
This is BROWN Xzaxite. It is very common here in Xzaxia, and you usually see it a few times a day. It costs $100 per cubic meter.

(Image)
This is RED Xzaxite. It's still somewhat common, but it's certainly more valuable than Brown Xzaxite. It costs $200 per cubic meter.

(Image)This is Indigo Xzaxite. It is very rare, and definitely the most valuable color of Xzaxite. It costs $400 per cubic meter.

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I would buy some red Xzaxite.

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[Xzaxia]

For 1m³ of Brown Xzaxite, it's 100$.
For 1m³ of Red Xzaxite, it's 200$.
For 1m³ of Indigo Xzaxite, it's 400$.
The prices were in the post, by the way. I suggest that next time, you read someone's post thoroughly before commenting on them.

My apologies

So, are you going to buy any?

[Jebslund]

[OOC: FYI, tons would be the appropriate measure for mass, not m³. You're selling by volume, which means different climates would be getting different amounts. Mass and weight are both measured in units of weight (the former at 1G, the latter at the gravity the object in question is presently in.]

Client name Jebslund Ministry of Science
Location of delivery Dürrdürrwüste Civilian Airstrip.
Quantity (Cubic meters) 2m³ each of indigo, red, and brown.
Total cost $1400
Any other questions or concerns? Are you selling by mass or by volume?

[United New England]

Client name
United New England
Location of delivery
Seven locations:

1. Museum of Science - Boston
2. Mineralogical and Geological Museum at Harvard University
3. The Perkins Geology Museum at the University of Vermont
4. Beneski Museum of Natural History - Amherst College
5. Maine Mineral & Gem Museum
6. The Hall of Minerals, Earth and Space - Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History
7. The Gallery of Rocks and Minerals - Berkshire Museum

Quantity (Cubic meters)
One cubic meter of indigo Xzaxite per museum (seven cubic meters in all)
Total cost
$2,800
Any other questions or concerns?
At what temperature does Xzaxite solidify/liquify? Is there any safety information relevant to displaying it in museums?

Thank you!

1m³ of Indigo Xzaxite will be delivered to each museum ASAP. Make sure that it is secure as possible, as Xzaxite is highly toxic. It fully liquefies at 34°, and fully solidifies at 88° (Fahrenheit).

Thank you!

[Xzaxia]

[OOC: FYI, tons would be the appropriate measure for mass, not m³. You're selling by volume, which means different climates would be getting different amounts. Mass and weight are both measured in units of weight (the former at 1G, the latter at the gravity the object in question is presently in.]

Client name Jebslund Ministry of Science
Location of delivery Dürrdürrwüste Civilian Airstrip.
Quantity (Cubic meters) 2m³ each of indigo, red, and brown.
Total cost $1400
Any other questions or concerns? Are you selling by mass or by volume?

6m³ of Xzaxite will be delivered to Dürrdürrwüste Civilian Airstrip. We did not notice the mistake in our measurements, so we will change the units from volume to mass. Thank you for your feedback.