The answer isn't here it is somewhere else. Sorry I couldn't help you but if you look up guy gets head chopped off by an executionor your life will get much better. :) PS. It is very good.
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There are approximately 30 ml in an ounce of liquids, to be precise it is 29.565.
A gas will expand to fill the space available to it. Imagine someone spraying some perfume in one corner of a room. Eventually, people across the room will smell the perfume because the molecules have spread out.There is no definite volume. Gases can be compressed (imagine a spray bottle).
First off, let me preface this by stating I have no official source, Im just working off my body of scientific knowledge. When you spray perfume, the molecules leave the bottle in essentially random directions, colliding with other gaseous molecules in a very intricate array of collisions. For you to perceive a smell, molecules from the perfume have to travel from the bottle, up your nose, and into olfaction receptors. Also take note that there are thresholds for perception, ie it is very unlikely one molecule of perfume will trigger a synaptic response for perception to occur, so MANY molecules have to reach your olfaction receptors. Your nostrils have a small surface area compared to all the other surfaces in the room, so you have to wait until random motion throws enough perfume molecules in your nose for it to be detected. Hope this helps, Jay
The same reason you sweat: evaporative cooling. Many perfumes contain ethyl alcohol which evaporates more quickly than water does. This is why the cooling effects are felt rapidly after the perfume is applied. The process of evaporation has a specific heat of evaporation (ie the amount of heat it takes to go from a liquid phase to a gas phase). This process requires energy from a system to occur. The system in this case would be the surface of your skin. Since the cologned is going from a liquid to a gas, the process is going from an ordered state to a disordered state and is therefore governed by entropy. Heat energy from the skin is transferred to the ethyl alcohol in the cologne causing the cologne to evaporate (cooling the skin in the process).
This is a diagram of how the principle works. The straw in the mouth would be the bulb of a classic atomizer bulb connected to the atomizer top.
A perfume atomizer can be purchased at many places. A local Sephora has this product. Online, Amazon is probably the best place to buy a perfume atomizer.
Atomizer... either the pump atomizer most common, or the bulb atomizer that used to be used.
I think the word you are looking for is an atomizer. It is a perfume bottle with a small rubber tube with a squeeze bulb attached at the end and, when you squeeze the bulb it sprays the perfume.
That's not specific enough to be definitive, but the word "atomizer" may be what you're looking for.
An atomizer is a refillable perfume bottle. Atomizers can be purchased online from stores such as Fragrantica, Amazon, Sephora, Travelo, and MakeupAlley.
Sprayer, fragrance flask, Flask O' Scent, fragrance urn. The word you are looking for may be "atomizer".
If you purchase a 3.4 ounce bottle from a department store like Macy's or Nordstrom's expect to pay about $97 per bottle with the atomizer and about $72 without the atomizer. If you order online from FragranceX or Perfume Emporium you can get it at discount prices ranging between $50 and $60 bucks.
Toilet water has at least 2 very different meanings. Eau de Toilette (toilet water) is a perfume. It may be held in a perfume bottle or atomizer (sprayer). Water that is flushed from an actual toilet may be held in a septic tank or a cesspool.
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Top or head notes in reference to the smell of a perfume is the initial smell of the perfume when applied. They form a person's initial impression of a perfume and thus are very important in the selling of the product.
Diffusion--the perfume molecules diffuse into the atmosphere, which lets you smell the perfume. Opening a bottle of Axe, OTOH, demonstrates the scientific principal of reverse peristalsis because it makes me want to gag every time I smell it.