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'''Polyferranide''' was a [[mineral]] found in deposits, sometimes nearly pure. It was used to seal the [[warp coil]]s of [[Federation]] [[starship]]s such as the {{class|Intrepid}} to prevent them from burning out.
A mineral compound used to coat warp [[nacelles]], which prevents the energy generated by the [[warp field]] from burning them out. ([[VOY]]: "[[Tattoo]]")
 
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In [[2372]], the {{USS|Voyager}} crew detected deposits of polyferranide on a [[Delta Quadrant]] [[moon]], though they were contaminated with [[acelyte]]s. They later found pure deposits on the [[planet]] of the [[Sky Spirit]]s. The Sky Spirits gave them some polyferranide, but didn't allow them to mine all that they needed. ({{VOY|Tattoo}})
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Later that year, ''Voyager'' [[away team]]s scouted the [[moon]]s of [[Drayan II]] and found them rich in polyferranide. [[Captain]] [[Kathryn Janeway]] attempted to negotiate with [[First Prelate]] [[Alcia]] of the [[Drayan]]s for [[mining]] access, but she was rebuffed. ({{VOY|Innocence}})
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Revision as of 06:59, 26 April 2016

Polyferranide was a mineral found in deposits, sometimes nearly pure. It was used to seal the warp coils of Federation starships such as the Intrepid-class to prevent them from burning out.

In 2372, the USS Voyager crew detected deposits of polyferranide on a Delta Quadrant moon, though they were contaminated with acelytes. They later found pure deposits on the planet of the Sky Spirits. The Sky Spirits gave them some polyferranide, but didn't allow them to mine all that they needed. (VOY: "Tattoo")

Later that year, Voyager away teams scouted the moons of Drayan II and found them rich in polyferranide. Captain Kathryn Janeway attempted to negotiate with First Prelate Alcia of the Drayans for mining access, but she was rebuffed. (VOY: "Innocence")