Molecular Gastronomy Display Box for Food Visualization

Do this for [your meal]
Do this for [food item]
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Input A is a complex food item.
Analyze: Break the item down into raw ingredients and assign each a "Periodic Table" style abbreviation (e.g., To, Li, On).
Goal: A "Molecular Gastronomy" acrylic display box set against a void black background.
Rules:
Layout: determine layout based on # of ingredients, always round up to square or rectangle, clear acrylic grid box.
Center Slot: The center square is NOT clear; it is a matte black card featuring a white technical exploded view blueprint/wireframe of Input A labeled "[[food name]] Assembly Molecule."
Surrounding Slots: The outer slots contain the fresh, raw ingredients (tortillas, lime wedges, chopped onions, meat).
Typography: Large white "Periodic Table" style lettering (Symbol + Name) printed on the front glass of each compartment, floating over the ingredients.
Figure: A 1:12 scale miniature scientist in a lab coat standing on the table surface in front of the box, interacting with a miniature version of Input A.
Lighting & Atmosphere: Dark Mode aesthetic. Stark contrast lighting, pure black background, sharp reflections on the acrylic edges.
Output: ONE image, 1:1, macro photography, 8k resolution.
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