Philosopher's Salt

Philosopher's Salt is a salt made from the Alchemy Machine that can be used in brewing potions. Like all salts, it is held within a metal container. When dragging the container above the cauldron, numerous pieces at a time fall out into the broth. 
Each batch produces 5,000 grains which, when poured into the cauldron, moves and rotates the potion bottle to match the nearest effect (that hasn't yet been added to the potion). When mousing over the Philosopher's Salt an arrow will be drawn next to the potion bottle to indicate the nearest effect/direction of travel - this arrow isn't drawn if the potion is within a certain radius of an effect. 
== Recipe ==
* Philosopher's Stone
* Wild Growth, Mana, Magical Vision, Slipperiness, Luck
* Poisoning, Slowness, Acid, Necromancy, Stench
* Mana, Rejuvenation, Inspiration, Hallucinations, Luck
* Invisibility, Levitation, Necromancy, Fear, Curse
* Strength, Dexterity, Swiftness, Light, Libido
* Explosion, Charm, Levitation, Inspiration, Curse
* Light, Charm, Slowness, Rage, Libido
* Magical Vision, Acid, Gluing, Shrinking, Fragrance
* Healing, Explosion, Rage, Anti-Magic, Enlargement
* Poison Protection, Lightning Protection, Fire Protection, Acid Protection, Anti-Magic
* Frost, Explosion, Lightning, Stone Skin, Magical Vision
* Stone Skin, Lightning Protection, Fire Protection, Frost Protection, Anti-Magic
==Effectiveness==
Depending on how close/aligned a potion is before Philosopher's Salt is added, a single batch can bring about 100 tier 1 potions up to tier 3.
Note: Probably a bug, but Philosopher's Salt is upwards of 10 times more effective when drip poured (i.e. slowly dripped one grain at a time) as opposed to a fast pour (i.e. putting the salt container as close to the cauldron as possible). This disparity is mostly seen with regards to a potion's rotation and not so much on its movement.
The two following tables show the effectiveness of Philosopher's Salt on both a potion's position and rotation. Though the two tables show position and rotation separately, the overall motion depends on both. Most notably, the rotation created by Philosopher's Salt will be slowed down so that the potion's angle and position come into perfect alignment with an effect at the same time - .e.g. if the example in Figure 1 was of the Hallucinations effect instead (which is rotated 180°), then it would take 77 Philosopher's Salt grains to rotate the potion 180°. This effect does not seem to be symmetric, i.e. the potion's movement does not seem to be slowed at all, regardless of the potion's angle.
Figure 1. The effect of grains of Philosopher's Salt on a potion's position.
Tier	Grains	Delta	Location
0 	0 	0 	
1 	1 	1 	
2 	61 	60 	
3 	75 	14 	
3 	77+ 	2+ 	
Figure 2. The effect of grains of Philosopher's Salt on a potion's rotation.
Tier	Grains	Delta	Rotation
1 	0 	0 	
2 	33 	33 	
3 	51 	22 	
3 	54+ 	3+ 	
Category:Salts