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What an evidence topic is

An evidence topic is a subject word or phrase SmellBook records for its sources. It gathers the sources tagged with it and the VERIFIED claims that rest on them. It is not any other record that shares its name, such as a smell entry, an origin or a molecule.

Incense cedarEvidence topic1 source tagged with this topic · 1 VERIFIED claim
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OdorantsEvidence topic6 sources tagged with this topic · 6 VERIFIED claimsMatched a smell entry with evidence on this topic: Cedar
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Pencil woodEvidence topic1 source tagged with this topic · 1 VERIFIED claimMatched a smell entry with evidence on this topic: Cedar
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ThymoquinoneEvidence topic2 sources tagged with this topic · 2 VERIFIED claimsMatched a smell entry with evidence on this topic: Cedar
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Oak woodEvidence topic1 source tagged with this topic · 1 VERIFIED claim… and smoky), and thymoquinone (pencil and cedar odour) and verbenone (fresh, menthol and tea-leaf odour) were identified as contributing …
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Sensory analysisEvidence topic5 sources tagged with this topic · 5 VERIFIED claimsMatches “cedar”, in the same passage already shown for “Oak wood” above.
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ToastingEvidence topic1 source tagged with this topic · 1 VERIFIED claimMatches “cedar”, in the same passage already shown for “Oak wood” above.
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