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[[File:Saltzgadum.jpg|thumb|The atomic structure of saltzgadum]] |
[[File:Saltzgadum.jpg|thumb|The atomic structure of saltzgadum]] |
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+ | '''Saltzgadum''' is a substance that isn't normally picked up by the [[sensor]]s of a {{ShipClass|Galaxy}} [[starship]]. |
Furthermore, along with [[invidium]], [[lucovexitrin]], [[selgninaem]], and [[jakmanite]], it is one of only five undetectable substances that can exist in a [[nitrogen]]-[[oxygen]] [[atmosphere]] and that can alter the molecular structure of glass. |
Furthermore, along with [[invidium]], [[lucovexitrin]], [[selgninaem]], and [[jakmanite]], it is one of only five undetectable substances that can exist in a [[nitrogen]]-[[oxygen]] [[atmosphere]] and that can alter the molecular structure of glass. |
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Revision as of 18:36, 9 February 2011
The atomic structure of saltzgadum
Saltzgadum is a substance that isn't normally picked up by the sensors of a Template:ShipClass starship.
Furthermore, along with invidium, lucovexitrin, selgninaem, and jakmanite, it is one of only five undetectable substances that can exist in a nitrogen-oxygen atmosphere and that can alter the molecular structure of glass.
Saltzgadum had not been used aboard Federation starships for decades, so it was ruled out as having caused the malfunctions aboard the USS Enterprise-D at the end of 2366. (TNG: "Hollow Pursuits")