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Materials and the world around usLearn pageSmell and Science · lessonIn its labels: Smell and Science · New Car · Old Book · Fresh Laundry · Petrichor · Wood Smoke
→Noticing smellLearn pageIntroduction to Smell · lessonIn its labels: … · Coffee · Orange Peel · Old Book · Rain
→Recording smell heritageLearn pageSmell and Culture · lessonIn its labels: Smell and Culture · Old Book · Old Church · Old Attic · Wood Smoke
→Where smells come fromLearn pageIntroduction to Smell · lessonIn its labels: Introduction to Smell · Old Book · Petrichor · Leather · Fresh Wood
→Smell & Everyday ObjectsLearn pageEXPLAINER… age and use leave repeatable sensory cues. Old books, leather, rubber and plastic can change as they age, warm, get wet or absorb their …
→Smell & Personal ObjectsLearn pageEXPLAINER… we handle often—pencil cases, towels, shoes, books and clothing—collect material, product and environmental smell cues. A pencil case can …
→Smell & StorageLearn pageEXPLAINER… and release surrounding odors over time. Old Book, Vintage Clothing Shop and Old Attic all involve age, but each has a different material …
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