ionophoresis

/aɪˌɑnəfəˈrisɪs/
noun
  1. A technique that uses an electric current to move charged particles (ions) through a medium, often used in laboratories or medical treatments.
    • Ionophoresis is used in labs to separate proteins based on their electric charge.
    • The chemistry student learned how to perform ionophoresis to analyze different ions in a solution.
    • Doctors sometimes use ionophoresis to deliver medication through the skin without needles.
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