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Cerulium is a metal with highly anomalous properties. It has the unique ability to act as an antenna and noise-canceller for electromagnetic or gamma-ray pulses, making it an ideal form of radiation shielding. Its unique lattice structure allows it to absorb electromagnetic pulses and release a similar signal to directionally cancel the effects of the pulse. While extremely effective at disrupting electromagnetic pulses and high levels of radiation, it is slightly fragile. It is most effective in static or low-G applications (such as spacecraft, buildings), but typically standard electromagnetic pulse shielding (isolated-sheet protection method) is used instead. Cerulium possesses a melting point of about 3000 degrees Fahrenheit and with fairly low thermal conductivity, making it slow to heat. As a substitute to Ferozium, it is sufficient, but doesn’t possess the property of being able to repel heat, more-so withstanding it, making getting through Cerulium with heat-based weaponry a task, but not nearly as much as with Ferozium.
WEIGHT: 0.20 lbs per cubic inch.
DURABILITY: ~5
FLEXIBILITY: Ductile, but less so than Durasteel. Prone to cracking.
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY: Low, but there.
ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY: High.
AVERAGE PRICE: 0.05 Px / in^3