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How do we detect smell?

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Answered by paruarya2005
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Explanation:

Humans detect smells by inhaling air that contains odor molecules, which then bind to receptors inside the nose, relaying messages to the brain. Most scents are composed of many odorants; a whiff of chocolate, for example, is made up of hundreds of different odor molecules.

Answered by Anonymous
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The smell of agarbatti diffuses in the air . It is detected by olfactory receptors present in the nose . This information is sent to olfactory lobe by sensory nerves located in the forebrain which further responds to the information .

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