Based on our findings, we redesigned our experiment. Instead of adding one batch of fuel once, we repeatedly added five small batches of fuel in one-day intervals to the sender (Fig. ). Excitingly, we found after seven days, the sender phase was depleted of transporter molecules. Roughly 70% of these transporter molecules were transported to the receiver. We assume the remainder was left in the chloroform (Fig. ). After the experiment, we aimed to transport the transporter molecules back by adding small batches of EDC in one-day intervals to what was previously the receiver phase (Fig. ). The concentration of transporter molecules rapidly decreased after as little as two days, likely because they accumulated in the chloroform phase. Nevertheless, after 2 days, 20% of the transporter molecules had returned to the former sender (Fig. ), while, we assume, the rest remained in the chloroform phase.