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Taste is NOT a chemical property, because in most cases there is no molecular change by (chemical) reaction or chemical interaction with taste buds.
The only chemical reactions IN the mouth are those involving food digestion carried out by enzymes in saliva (eg. starch breakdown by amylase), this could change the 'taste' (eg. sugar from that amylase-breakdown gives more sweet taste).
Maybe some bitter tastes are partly (temporarely) chemical.
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Is taste a physical property or chemical property?
Taste is a Chemical Property.
Is taste a chemical or physical property?
Taste is a chemical property.
Is a bitter taste a physical or chemical property?
Taste is a chemical property.
What is taste a chemical or physical property?
physical property
Is taste a physical property?
I consider taste as a chemical property.
Is taste a physical or chemical property?
Chemical
Is sour taste a physical or a chemical property?
chemical property
Bitter taste physical or chemical property?
Physical Property
Is a sour taste a physical or chemical property?
A physical property
Is tart taste a chemical property of an antacid tablet?
No....Tart taste is a physical property, not chemical
Is sour taste a chemical or physical property?
A sour taste results from chemical content -- the substance triggers chemical receptors on the tongue (sometimes also odor receptors in the nose). A sour flavor results from a chemical change within certain foods, or from the growth of microorganisms in the food.
Why is taste considered as physical property of matter?
It is not. It is a chemical property!
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