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When you pass a food stall you can smell what is being cooked.Explain,using particle theory,how this happens

When you pass a food stall you can smell what is being cooked.Explain,using particle theory,how this happens
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When you pass a food stall you can smell what is being cooked.Explain,using particle theory,how this happens

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Because of the evaporated particles that mix with the air molecules and then our sense of smell tells us what's cooking.
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