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A [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raw_material raw material], also known as a '''feedstock''', '''unprocessed''' '''material''', or '''primary commodity''', is a basic material that is used to produce goods, finished products, energy, or intermediate materials that are feedstock for future finished products. As feedstock, the term connotes these materials are bottleneck assets and are required to produce other products.
A '''[[Wikipedia:Raw material|raw material]]''', also known as a '''feedstock''', '''unprocessed''' '''material''', or '''primary commodity''', is a basic material that is used to produce goods, finished products, [[energy]], or intermediate materials that are feedstock for future finished products. As feedstock, the term connotes these materials are bottleneck assets and are required to produce other products.
==Role on Wikiciv==
{{main|Wikiciv:Manual of style}}
Raw materials are the basic building blocks from which technologies are made. All technologies on Wikiciv should be documented in such a way that after following all the parent technologies, the only required inputs are raw materials or energy. [[Recycled materials]] can be included as useful shortcuts for when they are available, but only as a supplement to a raw material method.
 
==Categories==
 
<div style="column-count:2">
===Animal-derived===
*[[Bone]]
*[[Leather]]
*[[Rawhide]]
*[[Silk]]
*[[Wool]]


===Hydrocarbons===
{{main|Hydrocarbon}}
*[[Charcoal]]
*[[Coal]]
*[[Oil]]
*[[Natural gas]]
*[[Petroleum]]


==Role on Wikiciv==
===Metallic Ores===
Raw materials are the basic building blocks from which technologies are made. All technologies on Wikiciv should be documented in such a way that after following all the parent technologies, the only required inputs are raw materials or energy. [[Recycled materials]] can be included as useful shortcuts for when they are available, but only as a supplement to a raw material method.
*[[Copper ore]]
*[[Iron ore]]


==Categories of Raw Materials==
===Minerals===
*[[Diamond]]
*[[Flint]]
*[[Graphite]]
*[[Obsidian]]
*[[Zeolite]]


===Plant-Derived===
===Plant-derived===
*[[Algae]]
*[[Cotton]]
*[[Grasses|Grass]]
*[[Hemp]]
*[[Pine]]
*[[Rubber]]
*[[Stick]]
*[[Wood]]
*[[Wood]]
*[[Grasses|Grass]]
===Metalic Ores===
*[[Iron Ore]]
*[[Copper Ore]]


===Rocks===
===Rocks===
*[[Limestone]]
*[[Limestone]]
*[[Sandstone]]
*[[Stone]]


===Soils===
===Soils===
*[[Clay]]
*[[Clay]]
*[[Gravel]]
*[[Mud]]
*[[Peat]]
*[[Sand]]
*[[Sand]]
*[[Gravel]]
</div>
 
===Minerals===
*[[Zeolite]]


===Animal-Derived===
== See also ==
*[[Rawhide]]
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* [[Activities]]
* [[Alloys]]
* [[Chemical compounds]]
* [[Chemical elements]]
* [[Explosives]]
* [[Minerals]]
* [[Processed materials]]
* [[Recycled materials]]
* [[Simple Machines]]
* [[Soils]]
* [[Textiles]]
* [[Tools]]
* [[Weapons]]
</div>


===Hydrocarbons===
[[Category:Raw materials|*]]
*[[Coal]]
[[Category:Lists]]
*[[Petroleum]]

Latest revision as of 01:18, 9 January 2023

A raw material, also known as a feedstock, unprocessed material, or primary commodity, is a basic material that is used to produce goods, finished products, energy, or intermediate materials that are feedstock for future finished products. As feedstock, the term connotes these materials are bottleneck assets and are required to produce other products.

Role on Wikiciv

Main Article: Wikiciv:Manual of style

Raw materials are the basic building blocks from which technologies are made. All technologies on Wikiciv should be documented in such a way that after following all the parent technologies, the only required inputs are raw materials or energy. Recycled materials can be included as useful shortcuts for when they are available, but only as a supplement to a raw material method.

Categories

Animal-derived

Hydrocarbons

Main Article: Hydrocarbon

Metallic Ores

Minerals

Plant-derived

Rocks

Soils

See also