Perfumers formulate their products by combining essential oils. Generally, perfumes are considered to have “top notes" that are perceived quickly, "middle notes" that are perceived more slowly and base notes that linger the longest. Are the chemicals serving as top notes more likely to be larger or smaller than those providing base notes? Justify your answer with 1-2 complete sentences using postulates of Kinetic Molecular Theory.

Perfumers formulate their products by combining essential oils. Generally, perfumes are considered to have “top notes" that are perceived quickly, "middle notes" that are perceived more slowly and base notes that linger the longest. Are the chemicals serving as top notes more likely to be larger or smaller than those providing base notes? Justify your answer with 1-2 complete sentences using postulates of Kinetic Molecular Theory.

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter1: The Nature Of Chemistry

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Perfumers formulate their products by combining essential oils. Generally, perfumes are
considered to have "top notes" that are perceived quickly, “middle notes" that are
perceived more slowly and base notes that linger the longest. Are the chemicals serving
as top notes more likely to be larger or smaller than those providing base notes? Justify
your answer with 1-2 complete sentences using postulates of Kinetic Molecular Theory.

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