User:Stefzed4/LIAS Test (Lick it and See)

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LIAS Test The LIAS test was proposed in 2011 by a group of researchers at Imperial College London as an informative and safe method of conducting scientific experiments. It was proposed that by simply licking the central object within the experiment, all relevant information could be easily obtained.

Various experiments have been conducted in its short history with mixed results. It has been noted that this test should be avoided if using live electrical equipment or hazardous chemicals.

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