SPOILER Wynn Science - Liquid Emeralds

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Yes, a highly debated topic. What are Liquid Emeralds? How can they exist?

Key Knowledge:

• Pressure
• Force
• Energy

Some reliable theories are:

Magic

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Well, here I am, uncovering the science behind the creation of Liquid Emeralds (assuming they are really made of 4096 Emeralds).

For one, an Emerald in Wynncraft is, proportionally compared to one full block, has a volume of around 45 cubic centimeters. Looking at the gemstone chart, that translates to 240 carats per Emerald (48 grams).

Condensing 64 of these into an Emerald Block is easily done, but let's go further.

If we scale this up, 1 Liquid Emerald is a bottle containing 983040 carats of emerald (196608 grams). All of this mass is contained inside a bottle no larger than an ordinary Emerald.

By doing the maths, we can calculate that the density of one Liquid Emerald = 196.608 / 0.000045 = 4369066.6 kg/cubic meter.

As a comparison, the density of pure water is 1000 kg/cubic meter. This means that one Liquid Emerald is over 4000 times more dense than water.

Now, according to Einstein's theory of general relativity, one Liquid Emerald at such extreme density converted into pure energy will yield a staggering 17670000000000000000 joules of energy (17.67 quintillion joules).

Now, here comes the real big boy:

THE 'GLASS' BOTTLE

What kind of bottle can withstand such immense force? For that, we need to look at materials that rivals that of carbon nanotubes.

We know that the bottle containing the Liquid Emerald is transparent, so we need to find a material that is not only capable of withstanding almost 18 quintillion joules of energy, but also transparent.

The strongest transparent material known to man is 'Plastic Steel'.

The Plastic Steel is a newly discovered material that is made of layers of clay nanosheets and a water-soluble polymer. This material is over 100 times stronger than bulletproof glass found at national museums.

...however, even this is not enough.

Yes, there is yet a transparent material to be discovered that can withhold the contents of a single Liquid Emerald. Crazy right? How the hell do we even carry it?

Well... I guess the only logical explanation is...

Spoiler: Magic

 

The bottle is either stupid strong or has some magical quality that lets it obsorve huge amounts of energy from its surroundings.

 

What if there's miniature black hole inside the bottle that is compressing the emeralds into small size?
#MindBlown

Oh btw, the SI unit of force is Newton, not Joules

 

That's not the problem, modern carbon vices can apply enough pressure to achieve the feat, the problem is maintaining that pressure in such a small container.

I only refered energy as joules, the only time I mentioned force is "What kind of bottle can withstand such immense force?" and I didn't mention joules there.

Then again, it's all magic anyway .-.

 

Ah I guess I misread :/

 

How did you get the volume of an emerald. An emerald block has the volume of 1 cubic metre, which resulted in the 3 dimensional calculation of 1x1x1 metres. 1 cubic metre, is 1,000,000 cubic centimetres. 1,000,000 cubic centimetres divided by 9 forms a figure of 111111.1 cubic centimetres, shouldn't each emerald have the volume of 111111.1 cubic centimetres?

 

ffs ...villages melt 64 emerald blocks in a squid ink sac which results in a liquified emelard ! Its easy to guess ..am I right ;-; ?

 

The bottles are the level 100 endgame mythic boots, they give you 100% elemental resistance in each element

 

Uhh...

 

Luckily I just got done learning about density and stuff.

 

To assume makes an ass out of u and me.

It's very likely that LE simply cost 4095 emeralds to make them, out of one single emerald, which would in turn make them worth 4096 emeralds. There's nothing stating that they are made of 64 EB.

 

You don't play enough Wynncraft. It should be 1'000'000 divided by 64 = 15625 cubic centimeters.

 

We shouldn't use an Emerald Block as base calculations since it's a condensed block of Emerald. I calculated the carats in one Emerald by counting the pixels of an Emerald and comparing it with a Minecraft block.

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Does that mean I can buy 4096 Emeralds with 1 Liquid Emerald, buy 64 Glass Bottles and then melt the Emeralds in a furnace and make 4096 Liquid Emeralds, rinse and repeat?

Liquifying a single Emerald is a piece of cake. The fact that War Scream can conduct shockwaves through walls without causing recoil or damaging the wall (probably via quantum tunneling) means a few screams from a Warrior inside a insulated room can melt down a piece of Emerald in seconds.

 

Or it's just an item that represents 1 legendary piece of armor, like a special piece of paper we call "dollar" or whatever other currencies there are, is actually just a representation of 10 chickens or whatever.

 

The difference is that the 'dollar' from Wynncraft can be obtained by killing monsters who has a unlimited population. Way to ruin the economy since Liquid Merchants would become trillionairs.

 

At the end of the day, monsters drop emeralds, so Wynncraft can be infinitely inflated :D

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Anyways... this is figuring out what LE is, which is likely an item that represents 4096 emeralds, which for SOME REASON, even though MONSTERS DROP IT INFINITELY, people still decided it was worth something.

 

No. Because you can't melt emeralds without magic.

 

Well, obviously not pure Emerald since its molecular bond does not have a liquid state (as long as atomic theory remains true in Wynncraft, you can't make pure liquid emerald even WITH magic). However by applying enough pressure and heat you can break apart the molecule and have the oxygen and silicon react with the water, carbon monoxide and nitrogen in the air, leaving behind berylium and aluminium which can be liquidified. This isn't Emerald anymore, but if you contain the bonded gaseous molecules it will revert to Emerald upon crystallization, hence 'simulating' liquid emerald.

 

@The Doctem that was uncalled for :/