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AM-308: "Fausteride" |
Item Type: Object (Solid)
Lethality Rating: Red
Hazard Types: Contact, Extreme Temperature, Toxic
Safe Handling and Usage: Fausteride cannot be released in an uncontained and unsealed environment without proper authorization from Level-4 Research personnel and two medical staff on standby. Those handling Fausteride require no less than Level A Hazardous Materials equipment. Silver pills are stocked in any facility containing Fausteride and can be provided upon request.
Possession of the product by non-Authority entities is to be immediately reported to the Board of Global Directors and confiscated as soon as possible. Unregulated Fausteride is under the purview of MST Echo-00 "December Roses".
Description: Fausteride is an ionic compound comprised of sulfur, phosphorous, and trace amounts of alkanes1 in the form of an inorganic crystalline salt,2 which are entirely incapable of conducting electricity and highly flammable.
Fausteride is formed by the reaction between caustic soda as a base and Lethium, with a classified compound as a catalyst.
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The material is highly soluble in water and appears to sublime into a liquid (AM-308-A). Contact with Fausteride in crystalline or liquid form, even momentarily, risks trace amounts of the material passing through the skin where the inorganic salts and alkanes can prove corrosive to the central and peripheral nervous systems as the "floatation effect" of Fausteride forms visible bumps in the skin, damaging the cardiovascular system.
When ignited, Fausteride burns for an incredibly long period of time and at high temperatures with a blue-green color. The smoke produced (AM-308-B) prevents the encoding of memory when inhaled as the trace amounts of Lethium remove recently acquired information. This artificial short-term memory loss does not inhibit long-term recall, but since any information acquired is removed, subjects are prone to confusion and difficulty regarding spatial abilities, leading to many affected becoming lost.
The compound saw limited testing as a form of amnestic application en-masse, with canisters of the ignited fluid deployed in a perimeter around an assumed anomalous area to prevent civilian intervention. Ultimately, the risk of casualties from confused subjects wandering into hazards prevented the project from going beyond the experimental stage. Nonetheless, MST Echo-00 "December Roses" are authorized to utilize Fausteride in containment/disinformation operations.
Fausteride, once sublimated, has a currently poorly understood attraction to pure silver. When in contact with the metal, it forms a permanent amalgamate material lacking anomalous properties. Ingesting silver can allow for Fausteride to be safely processed by the digestive system.