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Element Electron Configuration Taste Traits.

    Jean Brillat-Savarin, “The Physiology of Taste”, 1825 was the topic of an another blog post. Four basic human taste: 1. acidity, 2. salinity, 3. bitterness and 4. sweetness are given by Jean Brillat-Savarin. These four taste traits are usually explained in the language of chemistry. First, the “zeroth” sense of tasteless is associated … Continue reading Element Electron Configuration Taste Traits.

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Jean Brillat-Savarin, “The Physiology of Taste”, 1825.

“Element Electron Configuration Taste Traits” was the topic of an earlier blog post. Here I present: Jean Brillat-Savarin, “The Physiology of Taste”, 1825 was a foundational text on the topic of tasting. This book presented the four basic tastes commonly assumed today.  Jean Brillat-Savarin gave us “sweet “, “sour”, “salty” & “bitter” as the basic … Continue reading Jean Brillat-Savarin, “The Physiology of Taste”, 1825.