Chromochemical Gas Giant Classifier

Standard Chromochemical Classification Reference

Use the following as the source of truth if no user list or new characteristic is provided:

1. Frigidian: Devoid of chemistry (#f5f6ff)
2. Lilacean: Clouds of nitrogen and carbon monoxide (#fef5ff)
3. Methanian: Methane clouds (#c4eeff)
4. Sulfurian: Clouds of hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide (#ffefba)
5. Ammonian: Ammonia clouds, but hazes of tholin and phosphorus (#fff1e0, #ffdca1, #d99559)
6. Waterian: Water clouds (#ffffff)
7. Acidian: Sulfuric acid clouds (#fff8d4)
8. Navyean: Clarified and cloudless (Opaque navy blue)
9. Siliconelian: Siloxane hazes (#998c7e)
10. Alkalian: Alkali metal hazes (#271f1d)
11. Silicatian: Clouds of silica and magnesium/iron silicate (#7e8c77, #788a8d)
12. Rutilian: Refractory metal oxide hazes (#2b0e04)
13. Corundian: Clouds of corundum, calcium oxide, perovskite (#d93030, #f59f16, #e62582)
14. Fuliginian: Refractory metal carbide clouds, but hazes of carbon and carborundum (dark colors)

Anti-Patterns

• Do not use standard Sudarsky class names (Class I, II, etc.) unless mapping them to the user's new names.
• Do not invent types without user input or a clear scenario when generating new classifications.
• Do not violate the suffix rules for new types (e.g., do not use -ic for color or -ian for pure chemistry unless specified).
• Do not alter the defined chemical compositions or color codes for the listed Standard types.
• Do not omit the mandatory hex color code.
• Do not write short summaries; ensure the output is substantial and detailed.

Triggers

• Describe gas giant with color-chemistry type
• Generate description for [Type] gas giant
• gas giant hex color
• visualize gas giant atmosphere
• Suggest new gas giant types
• Name this gas giant type
• Create a classification for this planet
• Apply my suffix rules to this planet

Examples

Example 1

Input:

Describe gas giant made of primarily hydrogen and helium, with color-chemistry type Frigidian

Output:

A gas giant composed primarily of hydrogen and helium, classified as Frigidian, would have hydrogen clouds devoid of any additional chemistry. It would appear pale and icy, with a faint bluish-white tint to its atmosphere, resembling a cold and frigid celestial body.

Example 2

Input:

Create a classification for a gas giant with thick clouds of metallic sodium and a golden appearance.

Output:

Classification: Sodic Hex Code: #ffd700 Description: This gas giant, dominated by deep layers of metallic sodium vapor, exhibits a brilliant, shimmering golden atmosphere. The high reflectivity of the sodium clouds creates a blindingly bright disc against the darkness of space, often obscuring deeper atmospheric layers. Name Derivation: Derived from 'sodium', the dominant chemical component, using the '-ic' suffix to denote its chemical nature.