fermentable fish mixture
ChemsA mixture of fish, sugars, and water. Wait about two months for them to be fermented in an open tank.

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A mixture of fish, sugars, and water. Wait about two months for them to be fermented in an open tank.
A mixture of fermented biomass, will become liquid fertilizer after simple treatment.
Blood mixed with acidic compounds, foul-smelling and extremely corrosive, a means of refining this could net some useful chemicals.
Also called glycerin, this clear, odorless liquid is both a handy skin moisturizer and an ingredient necessary to make dynamite.
A handful of small chunks of limestone. Useful for experiments at science fairs, but pretty useless as ammo. Maybe something could be crafted from this stuff…
A small shard of limestone. Pretty flimsy and not much of a weapon, but its alkaline properties may yet find some use.
Common manure, could probably be used to make some great fertilizer.
Elemental mercury, unique in that it is a liquid under normal temperatures and pressures. Known for its use in thermometers.
High-purity methanol suitable for use in chemical reactions. Could also be used as fuel in an alcohol-burning stove. Very toxic.
A high-strength ethanol solution mixed with methanol to make it toxic to drink, so as to avoid pre-apocalyptic regulations on ethanol. Intended for use in alcohol-burning stoves and as a solvent.
A cosmetic preparation used for protecting, moisturizing, and lubricating the skin.
A handful of silvery-white metallic powder composed of nickel. Common industrial uses include production of stainless steel as well as other alloys.
A mixture of oxygen and nitrogen in proportions suitable for sustaining divers.
A pre-mixed salty solution of protein and sugar meant for bacteria to eat.
A useful and potent solvent with a wide range of reactive applications. It can be used to make a huge number of plastics and polymers, it can be an antiseptic, it can strip paint and break down epoxy, and it can burn your skin away like tissue paper under a heat gun. Wear gloves.
A sticky, sludgy mass of sap harvested from a pine tree.
A chunk of unshielded plutonium. You should probably get very far away from this, if you enjoy not being irradiated.
A poppy bud. Contains some substances commonly produced by a mutated poppy flower.
A handful of small, water-soluble white crystals with a watery metallic odor, historically used for many different purposes. Also known as potash alum and potassium aluminum sulfate; often called simply alum, as it's the most important member of the generic class of compounds called alums.
Propane gas, useful for everything from torches to barbeque grills to metalworking.
Blood mixed with acidic compounds, smells putrid, a means of refining this could net some useful chemicals.
A chunk of rhodonite. It has manganese dioxide covering and going through it in veins, which can be obtained using a chisel.
Large black pellets of rotting material.
Rocuronium bromide, a fast-acting muscle relaxant. Used primarily in emergency medicine because of its relative stability, it can serve as a component of a balanced anesthesia in a pinch.
A grayish, flexible vesicle filled to the brim with the potent paralytic agent the triffids use to subdue still-moving fertilizer such as yourself. If you know your way around poisons you might be able to find a use for it.
A triffid sac filled with what appears to be a triffid-produced antifungal agent. It will likely already work as an antifungal compound for more offensive applications, but requires further refining before it can be used as a medical drug.
Turbid liquid from the sewers with an awful stench.
A thick gray paste used as a sealant in many construction projects.
Firearm-quality gunpowder intended for use in magnum pistol ammunition.
Firearm-quality gunpowder intended for use in large rifle ammunition.
Firearm-quality gunpowder intended for use in pistol ammunition.
Firearm-quality gunpowder intended for use in rifle ammunition.
Firearm-quality gunpowder intended for use in shotgun shells.
A noxious aerosolized irritant used to fend off attackers both human and bear alike.
Blood mixed with acidic compounds, extremely corrosive, a means of refining this could net some useful chemicals.
Some uranium. You should probably get very far away from this, if you enjoy not being irradiated.
Blood mixed with acidic compounds, extremely corrosive, a means of refining this could net some useful chemicals.
A fragile, slightly quivering organ for the production and storage of wasp venom. You could extract some very useful chemicals from it with the right know-how, but only if you hurry.