EChemTest
Echemtest is like a game that scientists play to figure out what different things are made of. It's like playing with blocks, but instead of using toys, they use electricity to put together and take apart little bits called molecules.
Imagine you have a bunch of Lego blocks that you can put together to make different shapes. Each shape is like a molecule, and scientists want to figure out what shapes (molecules) are in the things they are studying, like food, medicine, or even our bodies.
So, they use a special machine called an echemtest to play with the Lego blocks (molecules). The machine uses electricity to take molecules apart and put them back together in different ways. Scientists then look at what different shapes (molecules) are made and use that information to figure out what the thing they're studying is made of.
It's like a puzzle game, where the machine helps scientists solve the puzzle of what things are made of.
Imagine you have a bunch of Lego blocks that you can put together to make different shapes. Each shape is like a molecule, and scientists want to figure out what shapes (molecules) are in the things they are studying, like food, medicine, or even our bodies.
So, they use a special machine called an echemtest to play with the Lego blocks (molecules). The machine uses electricity to take molecules apart and put them back together in different ways. Scientists then look at what different shapes (molecules) are made and use that information to figure out what the thing they're studying is made of.
It's like a puzzle game, where the machine helps scientists solve the puzzle of what things are made of.