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When you smell the aroma of food being cooked. what is actually taking place?
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∙ 14y ago
Cooking food releases molecules of its ingredients. These molecules make their way to the nose where they nestle into specialized receptors. The receptors then send impulses to the brain which we then perceive as smell
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