Lessons in Psychology
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54 Lessons in Psychology Of course it is not, but it may contain oils or gums, minute particles of which passing through the nasal pas- sages when you put the pencil in your mouth affect the sense of smell and give a characteristic flavor to the wood.
In order to have the sensations of the flavor of the wood of my pencil, (taste yours and follow the analysis through with me,) small particles of an oil in the wood are set free in my mouth as the pencil touches my tongue and in the act of expirat...ion accompanying tasting are carried into the cavities of the nose and start an excitation in the nerves of smell. The result in mind is the sensation of the flavor of wood.
Resins are not soluble, for example, spruce gum. This resin contains an essential oil, however, that gives it its peculiar, agreeable flavor.
II. When you place a drop of camphor on your tongue it smarts and there is precipitated a white insoluble sub- stance. This precipitate is camphor gum, an essential oil, not soluble in water, hence witiiout taste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
54 Lessons in Psychology Of course it is not, but it may contain oils or gums, minute particles of which passing through the nasal pas- sages when you put the pencil in your mouth affect the sense of smell and give a characteristic flavor to the wood.
In order to have the sensations of the flavor of the wood of my pencil, (taste yours and follow the analysis through with me,) small particles of an oil in the wood are set free in my mouth as the pencil touches my tongue and in the act of expirat...ion accompanying tasting are carried into the cavities of the nose and start an excitation in the nerves of smell. The result in mind is the sensation of the flavor of wood.
Resins are not soluble, for example, spruce gum. This resin contains an essential oil, however, that gives it its peculiar, agreeable flavor.
II. When you place a drop of camphor on your tongue it smarts and there is precipitated a white insoluble sub- stance. This precipitate is camphor gum, an essential oil, not soluble in water, hence witiiout taste.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hannahs, Elizabeth Helen, 1862- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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