The following video is 46 seconds long and it shows a solution of LiquidOre™ Brine reacting with CO2, resulting in Precipitated Calcium Carbonate (PCC) created by sequestering CO2.

At 15 seconds the solution is still clear. At 16 seconds the solution is turning a translucent white as the sequestration process is taking place. At 17 seconds the reaction has completed and the solution is an opaque white, due to the concentration of PCC in suspension. The remaining 29 seconds records the PCC settling out of suspension. The total time for complete settling is 5 minutes.

Laboratory analysis of the resulting precipitate is 99.39% CaCO3.