Vial of liquid

Item

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Vial of liquid
Released27 June 2005 (Update)
MembersYes
Quest itemRecruitment Drive
Properties
TradeableNo
BankableNo
EquipableNo
StackableNo
NoteableNo
OptionsDrop
ExamineA vial of something labelled 'Dihydrogen Monoxide'.
Values
Value1 coin
High alch0 coins
Low alch0 coins
Weight0.056 kg
Advanced data
Item ID5582
LinkMOID

The vial of liquid is a quest item used only in Recruitment Drive. A set of three vials and an individual vial can be found in two separate bookcases in Miss Cheevers's trial. According to the examine text, it is a vial of water.

It is used on the stone door when the metal spade is inserted into the hole after already used cupric sulfate on it to expand the spade to use it as a door handle. It is also used on the gypsum tin to make a hardening tin. If combined incorrectly with other chemicals, it may result in ??? mixture or a strange tin.

After leaving the room, all copies in the inventory are deleted.

Products

ItemMembersSkillsXPMaterials
??? mixture#Hot
Members
  • None
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??? mixture#Warm
Members
  • None
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Tin (hardening)
Members
  • None
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Trivia

  • Dihydrogen monoxide is the scientific name for water.

Source

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