In which units smell is measured?
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mostly, PPM as in Parts Per Million\n\nThey measure the particles in the air that are known to be foul smelling, like sulfer
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volume is measured in liters or cubic meters
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either you like the feel or you like the smell.
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Mirrors reflect smell too!!! did ya know????????
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Its an almost accurate measure of breath odor.
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anosmia - defined as the absense of the sense of smell
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It depends on the permeation time of the smell (ie. dense gases spread faster in a closed environment than less condesed ones.)  Wind helps as well if it is an open environment.\n\nTo put it simply smell has too many variables to create a unified theory of odor permeation.\n\nBut I do know my farts seems to move fasters than other odors.
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you wanna smell it let me know ....
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Try to look and smell your best!
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Well, nitrous oxide (laughing gas) is pretty neutral; you might get a bit of gasoline smell.  Isoflurane and Desflurane are so pungent you can't really stand to sniff it.  Sevoflurane is better tolerated and smells like too much lemon scent cleaner or wood varnish.  All in all, it's tough to describe because it's dangerous to keep on sniffing it (reports of docs getting addicted)
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One must ask what is the air volume of the structure in Cu Ft (or Cu M) then determine what the volume of exhaust gasses are to be expected that remain within safe concentrations versus the total volume of exhaust gas versus total structure volume, then determine how often the total air mass is to be exchanged to maintain said safe consentrations.\n\nJust a guess.
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The "meter, liter, and gram" scales goe like this: \n\nkilo, hecto, deca, (base unit), deci, centi, milli\n\nEach of these represents a decimal point to go over, whether left of right. For example, a deci liter to milliliters goes to the right 2 places, so the answer would be 100.0 milliliters (over from 1.00 deciliters).  Do the same thing for the other measurements.\nQuarts/pints/etc. are a whole different measuring system, so 2 pints are in a quart, and I'm not sure about pecks, but I hope that will help you solve these and future problems as well. =)
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The SI (metric) unit used to measure mass is the gram.\n\nThe Imperial (English) unit used to measure mass is pounds and ounces.
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This is an interesting site which can answer your question!\nhttp://www.gwydir.demon.co.uk/jo/units/length.htm
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touch,smell,taste,see,and hear
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I would have to say an anosmic. Anosmia is loss of sense of smell, I think...
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smell....although communication by smell is hard....auditory? kind of a weird Q