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Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.7
How does Weber’s law apply to differences in tasting various concentrations of saltiness in water?
Saltier water freezes at lower temperatures than pure water.
An increment in salt concentration must be proportional for us to detect it.
Saltwater conducts electricity better than freshwater does.
The taste buds get desensitized after consuming high amounts of salt.
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