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==Understanding the gasses==
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==Setting up the Supermatter for beginners==
If you're not doing anything fancy, there aren't many things you need to do right off the bat. Contrary to popular belief, you don't need some crazy external cooling setup to make it work. The default setup is (mostly) good enough.

==Intermediate Supermatter setup==
As long as you're not ''easily distracted and you don't have a short attention span,'' the intermediate supermatter setups are actually really simple. '''There's only one key thing to remember, keep the gasses cool! Notice how all of the flamable gases ignite at 373K, (or 100C)? As long as you never go over 373K, you'll never have a fire! Easy!'''

The best way to prevent overheating is keeping a close eye on the emitters. If your temperature starts to rise past, say, 200K, shut everything down!

There any only two sources of heat, the crystal itself dissipating heat from the emitters, and ''fire.'' If you eliminate the first source of heat, the system will always naturally cool itself down.
===Carbon Dioxide (CO2)===

==Advanced Supermatter setup==

===Mixing the basics===

Guide to the Supermatter - Revision history

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