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In order to be sensed by the olfactory system, molecules must

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In order to be sensed by the olfactory system, molecules must

In order to be sensed by the olfactory system, molecules must

a. be airborne and fat soluble.
b. be airborne and water repellent.
c. have their own particular olfactory receptors.
d. arrive in the nose in small concentrations.

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Good timing, thanks!

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I appreciate what you did here, answered it right Smiling Face with Open Mouth

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