Liquid Molecule Cores

Liquid Molecule Cores are cores often found in areas with significant liquid concentration and density, leading to the formation of the cores as the liquid binds itself together through natural progression. These cores carry an inherent property that allows them to place that binding factor towards other liquid.
The binding factor draws the molecules towards the core, allowing for a structural integrity that allows for the liquids to be shaped but however, still function as liquid.
Although anything created from this material has limited usage as a result of the inherent property causing any external contact with the liquid binded to a core to leave remnants of itself.

Properties

Material Characteristics

The physical characteristics of the material is a condensed liquid core (Size of a small marble) that is solid.

Physical & Chemical Properties

Touching upon the binded liquid would leave the liquid remant on the part which touched the liquid. Like touching a wet surface, however different liquid binding would have different properties, and depending on the basis used.

Geology & Geography

It can be found in any form of liquid that meets the criteria of having density.

Life & Expiration

It is not a stable material, and wears off given the level of external interaction directly upon the binded liquid. The more interactions, the lesser the amount of liquids binded towards the core. However while the binded liquid remains, the functionality remains consistent.

History & Usage

History

At the discovery of the materials usage capability, the material went through many experiments on its capability with unrealistic expectations given its functionality of binding liquid. 
After many experimentations that were unable to meet the percieved expectations of experiementors upon its discovery it was deemed a failure however the variety of usages found during, allowed for various commonality found in its usage that provides direct improvements to the life of average citizens. 
Tne later permanent implementation of the liquid cores to soceity altered and allowed for the furthered discoveries of usages without the absurd expectations the original experimentators had, leading to its diversitity.

Discovery

The discovery of this material was found in a lake with dangerously high density. This location, was rather than avoided, explored as the explorers hoped to find unnatural material formations, due to its oddity.
Later, although many explorers died as a result, products of cores were brought back and later experimented where a accidental knocking of water upon a few cores led to the discovery of its liquid binding functionality.

Everyday use

The material is commonly used for:

Weaponry

Environmental Manipulation in war

Construction

Cultural Significance and Usage

There is a belief that the core is a gift from the Liquid god. The blessings of liquid manipulation.

Hazards

Any form of contact with the liquid is a cautiounary hazard.

Environmental Impact

There are no environmental impacts to the forming of a Liquid Molecular Core, although the scarcity of a type of liquid may lead to negative environmental impacts.

Reusability & Recycling

The core is reusable for binding liquids as it is the facilitator of the process. Although the binded liquid is consumed, it does not affect the core inherently although repeated usage can weaken its binding capability.

Distribution

Trade & Market

This item is mainly sold to the middle-class and above. Individuals with statuses lower than middle-class rarely hold ownership of a core.

Storage

The core can be stored in any place, as long as it is not subjected to direct physical force.

Law & Regulation

The distribution of liquids of lethality are prevented from falling into any non-soldier's hand, however non-lethal liquid that are molded into forms of lethality are allowed for self-defense.

Type

Biomaterial

Value

Medium

Rarity

Uncommon

Odor

Dependent

Taste

Dependent

Color

Colour based on liquid base.

Density

5

Common State

Solid core of liquid.

Binded Liquids
Frost Fluid: An experimentation used based on the Water cores and the supercooled water process. Usage: Used in areas that require significant cooling. Generally for fires, however it can be used as a weapon to direct frost into opponents when the fluid causes wounds.
Lava Fluid: A product that directly uses the lava core to bind lava. Usage: Often used in factory that deals with metal.

Acid Fluid: A product that uses the acid core to bind acid, before increasing its lethalty through chemical intervention. Usage: Used only by trusted and core military soldiers due to the lethality of the liquid.