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Odor (2490 bytes)
3: ...n:center;">[[Image:Luna_antennae_2971.JPG]]<br> ''Odor receptors on the antennae<br>of a Luna [[moth]]''... 4: ... or '''taste''' is used to describe an unpleasant odor. The term '''fragrance''' is used by the [[food]]... 6: Odors correspond to the objective phenomenon of chemic... 8: ...oped products to remove unpleasant odors. See [[deodorant]]. 10: Odors that are mostly perceived as "pleasant": Breath odor (2239 bytes) 17: bad odor. This bacteria helps digestion and by occupying ... 20: hydrogen peroxide. This combination displaces odor causing bacteria for a Foot odor (2332 bytes) 1: '''Foot odor''' often results from wearing [[shoe]]s and/or [[... 3: Usually people find foot odor unpleasant, while those who have it may be embarr... 5: ...revibacteria are considered a major cause of foot odor, as they ingest dead skin on the feet, especially... 7: Among the earliest foot deodorants were aromatic herbs such as [[allspice]], whi... 8: ...Odor Eaters]], have been developed to combat foot odor, but they are not as effective as thoroughly wash... Body odor (3677 bytes) 1: ..., health, medication, occupation, and mood. Body odor is associated with the hair, skin, breasts, armpi... 3: ...untering Europeans for the first time found their odor particularly strong, and blamed it on the butter ... 4: ...orant]]s. Antiperspirants stop the sweat, while deodorants kill or inhibit the bacteria. Although some ... Odor Eaters (532 bytes) 1: ...f latex and [[activated charcoal]], known for its odor-neutralizing qualities.[http://science.howstuffwo... 3: Since 1988 Combe has sponsored the Odor-Eaters Rotten Sneakers Contest, which was begun b... 6: *[[foot odor]] Synesthetic imagery (311 bytes) 1: ...e music," "yellow cocktail music," "the sparkling odor of jonquils," etc. Air freshener (748 bytes) 1: ... meant to mitigate the experience of unpleasant [[odor]]s in indoor spaces. Freshening the [[air]] may b... 3: # [[Absorption]]. Chemical odors may be absorbed so that they are no longer capab... 4: ...n]]. It is possible to chemically neutralize some odors. 5: ...sheners" obscure the odor by providing a stronger odor that is not as objectionable to that which is bei... 6: ...hetic to reduce the [[sense of smell]] so that no odors can offend. Olfactory receptor (2227 bytes) 1: ...biology)|antennae]]. [[Sperm]] cells also express odor receptors, which are thought to be involved in [[... 3: ...or]] molecules. Once the odorant has bound to the odor receptor, the receptor activates the attached [[G... 5: ...d. Also most odors activate more than one type of odor receptor. This aspect provides for the identifica... Eau de toilette (308 bytes) 1: ... de toilette]] is either stronger, or of the same odor intensity as Eau de toilette. Glomerulus (olfaction) (1733 bytes) 3: ...tory system]] is able to detect even very faint [[odor]]s. 7: ...in the [[piriform cortex]] the decyphering of the odor code could be the role of the piriform, but this ... Deodorant (2624 bytes) 1: ... most frequently the [[armpit]]s, to reduce the [[odor]] of [[perspiration]]. 3: ...cteria thriving in hot, humid environments. This odor is negatively stigmatized in many cultures (see b... 5: ..., and armpit [[hair]] contributes to perspiration odor because of the increase in surface area. 7: Deodorant cosmetics work in the following ways: 9: ... the growth of [[bacterium|bacteria]] which cause odors. This is commonly done by antibacterial chemical... Olfactory system (3265 bytes) 17: *Create a representation of the odor 18: *Determine the concentration of the odor 19: ...uish a new odor from the background environmental odors 20: *Identify the odor across different concentrations 21: *Pair the odor with a memory of what the odor represents Ethyl mercaptan (874 bytes) 1: ... it is used as an additive to give those normally odorless fuels a distinctive smell. The chemical form... Nidorous (125 bytes) 5: 1 Emitting the odor or taste of roast meat or rotten flesh L'Alkolumine (229 bytes) 1: ...one M. Martha. He said that it gave "very little odor and vibration". Aromas (195 bytes) 2: * [[Odor]]s, particularly pleasant ones, or Putrefaction (343 bytes) 1: ...rescine]] and [[cadaverine]], which have a putrid odor. Cassia fistula (307 bytes) 3: ...aņa fistula. The fruit of this tree has a pungent odor, and is well know for its medicinal use. It's see... Thiol (2273 bytes) 5: ...d are responsible for the intolerable, persistent odor produced by the spraying of [[skunk]]s. 7: ...s of mercaptan to natural gas, which is naturally odorless, after the deadly explosion in [[1937]] at th... 26: ...cts/natural_gas_odorants/default.html Natural Gas Odorants], by OxyChem Antenna (biology) (1219 bytes) 7: ... connect to [[mushroom bodies]] that identify the odor.
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