Smell and Taste The Chemical Senses Explained
The article explains the chemical senses of smell and taste, noting smell is more acute and requires fewer substances to trigger odor than taste. It discusses olfactory degeneration, links to brain centers, potential infection routes via nasal nerves, historical attempts to prevent infantile paralysis, and outlines primary tastes and the relation of chemical structure to sweetness.
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