- Look up
organoleptic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Organoleptic properties are the
aspects of food,
water or
other substances as
apprehended via...
- Scoville,
whose 1912
method is
known as the
Scoville organoleptic test. The
Scoville organoleptic test is a
subjective ****essment
derived from the capsaicinoid...
- the
amount of
organoleptic compounds produced is greater. The
alcohol content at the end of
fermentation is
between 4-9%.
Organoleptic compounds enhance...
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drugs if need be.[citation needed]
Identification of the
crude drug by
organoleptic characters is one of the
important aspects of
pharmacognostical study...
- an
American pharmacist best
known for his
creation of the "Scoville
Organoleptic Test", now
standardized as the
Scoville scale. He
devised the test and...
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William H.; Schultz,
Thomas H. (January 1967). "Identification and
organoleptic evaluation of
compounds in
Delicious apple essence".
Journal of Agricultural...
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According to IFF, it was
described as
having Sweet, Fruity, Waxy,
Grape organoleptic properties. 3-Hexanone can be
obtained by
oxidation of 3-hexanol: It...
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yellow kiwi in the ****anese market, and in 2000 in Europe. In
terms of
organoleptic properties, the
yellow kiwi has a less hard texture, and its skin is...
- Chakraborty, I. and Dhua, R. S. 2011. 6-benzylaminopurine
improves shelf life,
organoleptic quality, and health-promoting
compounds of fresh-cut
broccoli florets...
- that
satisfies specific high
chemical and
organoleptic criteria (low free acidity, no or very
little organoleptic defects). A
higher grade extra virgin olive...
