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Crystalline Sulfur (Subnautica)

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Crystalline Sulfur is a raw material found in the Lost River and Inactive Lava Zone. It serves as an oxidant and reducing agent, essential for crafting Cyclops upgrades, Prawn Suit Jump Jets, and the Neptune Escape Rocket.

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Crystalline Sulfur (Subnautica)

Crystalline Sulfur

Crystalline Sulfur is a raw material that functions as an oxidant and reducing agent. They appear as rough, irregular crystals that are primarily yellow with faint stripes of white throughout. This material can be found in the Lava Lakes, Inactive Lava Zone, and in the Lost River under the green brine.

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Sulfur is a highly reactive, non-metallic element, usually found in abundance underground. Common applications include production of acidic compounds, and combustibles.

Assessment: Essential for advanced fabrication

Biomes

  • Inactive Lava Zone
  • Inactive Lava Chamber
  • Inactive Lava Zone Corridor
  • Lava Castle
  • Lava Lakes
  • Lost River
  • Ghost Canyon
  • Ghost Forest
  • Junction
  • Mountains Corridor

Uses in Crafting

Cyclops Upgrade Fabricator

ItemQuantity
Aerogel1
Crystalline Sulfur1

Result: Cyclops Fire Suppression System

Vehicle Upgrade Console

ItemQuantity
Nickel Ore1
Titanium5
Lithium1
Crystalline Sulfur1

Result: Prawn Suit Jump Jet Upgrade

Spoiler alert: The following section contains story related material.

Neptune Fuel Reserve

ItemQuantity
Plasteel Ingot4
Kyanite4
Ion Power Cell1
Crystalline Sulfur1

Result: Neptune Escape Rocket Stage 2

Crystalline Sulfur in the Lost River, under a shallow brine pool Crystalline Sulfur in the Lost River, under a shallow brine pool

Crystalline Sulfur in the Inactive Lava Zone Crystalline Sulfur in the Inactive Lava Zone

Crystalline Sulfur in-game Crystalline Sulfur in-game

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