Go Gel

"Go Gel", officially OFU-6H1 (Omnipurpose, Fuel, Universal, 6th generation, Hydrocarbon, 1st revision), is a next-generation biofuel developed for civilian and military applications. Described as a thin gel at room temperature (hence its nickname ), it combines a high flash point with a high evaporation rate, allowing safe use in almost any environment. Engineered by the University of Voeh and Imperial Light and Machine Works, it was designed to maximize energy density and safety. The commercial applications were also quickly realized. Therefore, by government action, the normal protections provided to military technology were voided and it allowed use by the private sector.

Utility

Fuel, lubricants, and plastic precursors

Manufacturing

Manufacturing of this substance is conducted at a fuel-making station, which often doubles as city and/or military base sanitation of both solid and wastewater through specially engineered bacteria. Products may be further processed into lubricants and precursors for plastic and nanomaterial production through hydrocarbon cracking and distillation.

Inventor(s)

The University of Voeh and Imperial Light and Machine Works (ILMW)

Access & Availability

Available for purchase on the open market.

Complexity

Bacterial bioproduct

Discovery

Built upon OFU-5H3 synthesis process.