The discovery of P-0 has led to the discovery of many chemical interactions unique to our planetary environment. This paper describes an interaction of a synthetic derivative of P-0, iteration 4, designation P-4. Specific processes of electrolysis and sublimation of P-4 produces crystals that are processed to a superfine powder of particles sized no less than 10 microns. P-4 crystals are capable of absorbing and desorbing chemical gases and liquids in its immediate vicinity. When exposed to any gaseous or liquid material, P-4 crystals bind to its molecular structure, creating an as-yet undefined gel-like substance from its molecular mass. This substance is oil-based, has a low viscosity and eliminates friction on surfaces it coats. Materials absorbed by P-4 crystals can then be desorbed through osmosis. Direct dermal application of P-4 gel allows any material that has been absorbed by P-4 crystals to be absorbed directly into a human bloodstream, returning P-4 to its initial crystalline powder state. Practical applications of this material awaits further clinical trials and safety testing.