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==Delivery, Storage and Usage== | ==Delivery, Storage and Usage== | ||
[[Image: | [[Image:Mayhemcase.jpg|Mayhem Dealer's Storage Case|125px|left|Case for transporting Mayhem]] | ||
Ketracel 42z is a highly corrosive substance that is only stored in dark green glass containers due to its adverse reaction to certain spectral bands light. Silicone caps are used to seal the glass vials. As a precaution, Mayhem is preferably stored in a very cold, dark environment. | Ketracel 42z is a highly corrosive substance that is only stored in dark green glass containers due to its adverse reaction to certain spectral bands light. Silicone caps are used to seal the glass vials. As a precaution, Mayhem is preferably stored in a very cold, dark environment. | ||
Although it is not green in color, Ketracel 42z will leech the color of its container between 24~35 degrees celsius. Above 50 degrees celsius, the taupe liquid will turn into a volatile dissolving acid similar to hydrochloric or muriatic acid. Considered a hazardous material, It is known that Mayhem is transported and stored in hemetically-sealed refrigerated containers and is delivered via black foam-lined watertight cases. | Although it is not green in color, Ketracel 42z will leech the color of its container between 24~35 degrees celsius. Above 50 degrees celsius, the taupe liquid will turn into a volatile dissolving acid similar to hydrochloric or muriatic acid. Considered a hazardous material, It is known that Mayhem is transported and stored in hemetically-sealed refrigerated containers and is delivered via black foam-lined watertight cases. | ||
[[Image: | [[Image:Mayhematrophy1.JPG|Effects of Mayhem spilled on a hand|75px|left|Effects of Mayhem spilled on a hand]] | ||
Mayhem is always imbibed orally. Topically on soft tissues (tongue and nasal passages), Mayhem causes temporary tissue atrophy on the area of contact and increased nerve conduction. Excessive topical exposure causes severe atrophy (shrinking of flesh) and intense pain. All users who report smelling the Mayhem liquid develop a strong desire to drink it. Intramuscular and venous injection of Mayhem is lethal for all species. | |||
Mayhem is always imbibed orally. Any other method of usage yields dire consequences. | |||
Topically on soft tissues (tongue and nasal passages), Mayhem causes temporary tissue atrophy on the area of contact and increased nerve conduction. Excessive topical exposure causes severe atrophy (shrinking of flesh) and intense pain. All users who report smelling the Mayhem liquid develop a strong desire to drink it. Intramuscular and venous injection of Mayhem is lethal for all species. | |||
==Til'hon Testing== | ==Til'hon Testing== | ||
[[Image:Mayhematrophy2.jpg|Tongue atrophy after drinking Mayhem|150px|left|Tongue atrophy after drinking Mayhem]] | |||
Early tests were conducted on species across the three quadrants but research was extended in the Duronis system. Over the course of months on a surplus Andorian frigate on the outskirts of the Sandbar, Mayhem was tested thoroughly on Laudeans of all ages who were kidnapped from the Bryque Province - all were subsequentially executed for a thorough forensic investigation and later vaporized to maintain secrecy. What the researchers discovered was that reactions from Laudean test subjects were significantly different depending on age and ability to 'field'. | Early tests were conducted on species across the three quadrants but research was extended in the Duronis system. Over the course of months on a surplus Andorian frigate on the outskirts of the Sandbar, Mayhem was tested thoroughly on Laudeans of all ages who were kidnapped from the Bryque Province - all were subsequentially executed for a thorough forensic investigation and later vaporized to maintain secrecy. What the researchers discovered was that reactions from Laudean test subjects were significantly different depending on age and ability to 'field'. | ||