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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 5 (August 1894) (1894)

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fine, delicate perfumes, capable, conse- of compounding perfumes according to the laws of anoxhijemia, that is to say, to an insufficient quantity quently, of competing with the always quite coarse harmony : products obtained by synthesis. In order to reach such BASS. a result, it is necessary to… … the intensity of an odor in absolute measure, it is Dessus, ou cicr Af. sol n,,,^ „„ ^,^f jg ^^ Fig. 2.-MEASUBEMENT OF PERFUMES BT MEANS OF capable of being a wonderful comparer. It is possible, Fig, 3.-GAMUT OF PERFUMES. THREADS. therefore, to form a mixture in which the sense of smell shall…

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