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Is Part Of	http://hub.abes.fr/oup/periodical/chemse/1997/volume_22/issue_2/w
Subject	Short communication
Title	Effect of Nasal Dilators on Perceived Odor Intensity
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Author	Hornung David E. Kurtz Daniel B. Kent Paul F. Mozell Maxwell M. Chin Carol
Abstract	Subjects wearing nasal dilators rated olfactory stimuli as being more intense compared with ratings done without nasal expansion. The results support a perceptual constancy model in olfaction. Chem. Senses 22: 177-180, 1997.
article type	other
publisher identifier	22.2.177
is part of this journal	Chemical Senses

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