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STP440
Correlation of Subjective-Objective Methods in the Study of Odors and Taste

Stahl WH
Pages: 114
Published: 1968

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The seven papers in this Symposium on Correlation of Subjective-Objective Methods in the Study of Odors and Taste were given at the Seventieth Annual Meeting of ASTM held in Boston, Mass., 25—30 June 1967. The symposium was sponsored by Subcommittee II on Instrumental-Sensory Correlation of Committee E18 on Sensory Evaluation of Materials and Products. W. H. Stahl, McCormick and Co., Inc., presided as symposium chairman.



Table of Contents

Introduction
Stahl W.

Correlation of Objective-Subjective Methods as Applied in the Food Field
Sjöström L.

Limitations of Subjective Measurement of Odors
Foster D.

Correlations Between Instrumental and Sensory Characterizations of Atmospheric Odors
Turk A., Mehlman S.

Requirements for Coordination of Instrumental and Sensory Techniques
Guadagni D.

The Selection of Judges for Odor Discrimination Panels
Wittes J., Turk A.

Correlation of Objective-Subjective Methods as Applied to the Perfumery and Cosmetics Industries
Langenau E.

Limitation of Present Objective Techniques in Sensory Characterization
Baker R.

Committee: E18
Paper ID: STP440-EB
DOI: 10.1520/STP440-EB
ISBN-EB: 978-0-8031-4576-4

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