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Odour Intensity Evaluation in GC-Olfactometry by Finger Span Method,s of the same extract. Moreover, the aromagrams obtained by sniffing successive dilutions of the same extract give valuable information on the number of odour units of each flavour constituent eluted from the column (Acree et al. 1984).