Question

The smallest amount of a charge in taste we detect is about:

a) 0.01 percent
b) 1 percent
c) 0.0001 percent
d) 0.1 percent

Answer 1

The smallest amount of charge in taste that we can detect is about 0.01 percent.

Step-by-step explanation:

The smallest amount of a charge in taste that we detect is about 0.01 percent (a)). This means that we can detect a taste when the concentration of the substance is at least 0.01% of the total mass. For example, if a solution contains 1 gram of a particular taste molecule in 10,000 grams of solvent, we would be able to detect the taste.