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Quick Lime
Quicklime is calcium oxide, made by burning limestone at very high heat, and it reacts violently with water, releasing enough heat to scorch. Alchemists used it both as a drying agent and as a genuinely dangerous reagent in its own right.
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| Card | Quick Lime |
|---|---|
| Set | Alchemy |
| Edition | Unlimited |
| Book value | Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded |
| Checklist | 66 / 116 |
| Rarity | Uncommon |
| Owned | 5 |
| Card | Quick Lime |
|---|---|
| Set | Alchemy |
| Edition | Unlimited |
| Book value | Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded |
| Checklist | 66 / 116 |
| Rarity | Uncommon |
| Owned | 5 |
Quick Lime
Quicklime is calcium oxide, made by burning limestone at very high heat, and it reacts violently with water, releasing enough heat to scorch. Alchemists used it both as a drying agent and as a genuinely dangerous reagent in its own right.
| Card | Quick Lime |
|---|---|
| Set | Alchemy |
| Edition | Unlimited |
| Book value | Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded |
| Checklist | 66 / 116 |
| Rarity | Uncommon |
| Owned | 5 |
Quick Lime
Quicklime is calcium oxide, made by burning limestone at very high heat, and it reacts violently with water, releasing enough heat to scorch. Alchemists used it both as a drying agent and as a genuinely dangerous reagent in its own right.
| Card | Quick Lime |
|---|---|
| Set | Alchemy |
| Edition | Unlimited |
| Book value | Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded |
| Checklist | 66 / 116 |
| Rarity | Uncommon |
| Owned | 5 |
Quick Lime
Quicklime is calcium oxide, made by burning limestone at very high heat, and it reacts violently with water, releasing enough heat to scorch. Alchemists used it both as a drying agent and as a genuinely dangerous reagent in its own right.
| Card | Quick Lime |
|---|---|
| Set | Alchemy |
| Edition | Unlimited |
| Book value | Est. 13 to 30 Credits once graded |
| Checklist | 66 / 116 |
| Rarity | Uncommon |
| Owned | 5 |
Quick Lime
Quicklime is calcium oxide, made by burning limestone at very high heat, and it reacts violently with water, releasing enough heat to scorch. Alchemists used it both as a drying agent and as a genuinely dangerous reagent in its own right.
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