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Video Artist Thomas Blanchard shares a cool look at the crystallization process of potassium phosphate. He captured nearly 150,000 photographs over 7 months, taking one photo every minute, in a continuous time-lapse to document the slow transformation of matter. Potassium phosphate is widely used in the food, medical, and agriculture industries. Be sure to watch Colorful Liquids In Motion to see another cool video from Thomas.

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