Pigmented epoxy resin, poured and left to find its own arrangement. I set the initial conditions and the fluid does the composition, which is the same bargain I make in the laboratory: choose the starting conditions carefully, then get out of the way and see what the physics wants. Here the answer arrives in an afternoon, and it arrives in color.
One of the threads in “Side Reactions”.
Carson J. Bruns, Associate Professor, ATLAS Institute and the Paul M. Rady Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Colorado Boulder.
Carson J. Bruns