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香りの科学

香りの科学

Do the Top and Sole of the Foot Have the Same Odor Sources?

The sole had more bacteria than the top of the foot, with differences in community composition and odor compounds. The study combined culture, DNA analysis, and volatile-compound measurement.
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How Does Frying Odor Travel from the Kitchen to the Living Room?

With induction, odor spread from the kitchen; with gas, it reached the living area quickly. A study tracked changes in one open-plan room while developing an assessment method accounting for olfactory adaptation.
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How Can Toilet Odors Be Reproduced? Developing Sources for Deodorizing Tests

The gap between a toilet seat and the body, changes just after excretion, and emissions between uses: a study tested three ammonia-source methods for evaluating deodorizing performance.
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Do We Judge Finished Laundry More by Smell Than Appearance?

In a survey of 2,000 US consumers, more respondents selected a clean smell than a clean appearance as a cue to finished laundry. The paper considers household-product scent through function, experience, and emotion.
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Investigating Toilet Bacteria and How Air-Freshener Ingredients Reach Surfaces

An industry study mapped bacteria in household toilets and tested growth inhibition on fabrics and flooring exposed to volatile ingredients. We distinguish measured bacterial counts and adsorption from the intended deodorizing effect.
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How Much Can Toothpaste Change Odor Compounds the Next Morning?

The same people used two toothpastes for one week each. A trial compared hydrogen sulfide and methyl mercaptan the following morning and after brushing.
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Can Mouthwash After Brushing Change Morning Breath?

A 21-day trial in 70 people compared brushing alone with brushing plus CPC mouthwash, examining morning malodor, sulfur compounds, and bacteria on the tongue and in plaque.
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Can Mouth Odor Come from the Tongue Surface as Well as the Teeth?

From compounds in healthy people’s breath to tongue coating and bacterial activity: a study used methyl mercaptan to investigate where oral malodor is produced and from what substrates.
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Hair-Color Odor: Do Perceived Unpleasantness and Brain Waves Agree?

Ten people compared three hair-color formulations. Researchers examined pleasantness ratings and EEG during and after smelling to explore an evaluation method.
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How Do You Choose a Fragrance to Pair with a Malodor? Research on Receptors and Harmony

A study found that peppermint and other oils harmonized better with model fecal odor than floral extracts. Combining them with receptor-suppressing materials was explored to reduce unpleasantness in complex model odors.