Chemical compound that has a smell or odor.
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Examples for "flavor"
Examples for "flavor"
1The basic flavor of fresh milk is affected by the animals' feed.
2A number of more recent, novel flavor pairings have used this solution.
3Same ingredients, similar profile in terms of flavor but a different form.
4Stock provides a depth of flavor not available from using just water.
5A particular tequila's flavor depends on the growing conditions, altitude and sunlight.
1It took him approximately four years to develop the fragrance in question.
2The fragrance-infused paper material is incredibly strong right out of the package.
3This is a lovely time of year to change up your fragrance.
4Miss Dalrymple breathed the fragrance of the flowers; she apparently liked it.
5All the fragrance of Italy sleeps in the thurible of this Grand-Duke.
1She had grown fond of their aroma, particularly after a good meal.
2The first course was brought in, accompanied by an intriguing savory aroma.
3The aroma of coffee, for example, consists of more than 600 components.
4He caught its pungent aroma in the damp air of the court.
5There's a strong aroma and I don't think I could deal with.
1They exhibit a peculiar and well-recognizable morphology, although their odorant specificity is still unknown.
2Rats detect and use odorant molecules as a source of information about their environment.
3Candidate odorant receptor molecules were identified by complimentary approaches of differential cloning and genome analysis.
4Ligeois, that odorant matter does act on odorant matter.
5In addition, the change in power reflected the value of the odorant rather than the identity.
1Solubility coefficients (S) were estimated from the amount of aroma compound sorbed in the films.
2The aroma compound is really what gives a tomato its flavour, what makes a tomato a tomato.
3Sugar, acid and the aroma compound.
4Wine packaged in glass retained the largest portion of its aroma compounds.
5The aim in handling herbs and spices is to retain their characteristic aroma compounds.
6There are two particular chemical families that contribute many of the aroma compounds in herbs and spices.
7In our group we are particularly interested in manipulating the yeast genome to produce flavour and aroma compounds.
8The masses of aroma compounds permeating through films over time were measured at 25 °C using a quasi-isostatic system.
9The idea is that if key aroma compounds are shared between two ingredients then they might complement each other.
10Examples of terpene aroma compounds.
11Examples of phenolic aroma compounds.
12The solubility coefficients and contact angles were highest in PLA suggesting the highest affinity of PLA to these aroma compounds.
13A model was proposed for estimating the permeability coefficients (P) of key aroma compounds present in fresh herbs (i.e.
14Generally, aroma compounds make up a larger proportion of young sweet basil leaves than old, by as much as five times.
15A few aroma compounds are shared by most citrus fruit, including generically citrusy limonene and small amounts of eggy hydrogen sulfide.
16Fusel alcohols are precursors and contributors to flavor and aroma compounds in fermented beverages, and some are under investigation as biofuels.
Translations for aroma compound