Table 3.2 has implausible printed units and duplicate chemical aliases; this paraphrase supports conditional thresholds only, not its individual numeric values.
This supports treating thresholds as contextual and cautions against translating wine aroma thresholds directly to whiskey.
Detection thresholds and perceived odor intensity vary with solvent, matrix constituents, concentration range, individual sensitivity, and chemical interactions; simple concentration rank does not establish sensory importance.
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Chapter 3 — Odor Perception
Fresh consecutive source reading completed September 28, 2026. Locator corrected to the supplied 753-sheet PDF; screen counters were previously mislabeled printed pages. Paraphrase checked against its source context. Table 3.2 has implausible printed units and duplicate chemical aliases; this paraphrase supports conditional thresholds only, not its individual numeric values.
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