{"version":1,"updated":"2026-09-30","license":"https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/","label":"A learning exercise, not a smell test or a diagnosis. The site cannot emit smells or check what you smelled: the answers are what you report, and every reading drawn from them is modeled.","prep":"Use only materials you already own and already know how to handle: smell each one from a paper smelling strip, never from the bottle, diluted the way you usually smell it, and follow its safety data sheet. Leave out any material you are unsure about. Number the backs of the strips, or ask someone to code them for you, so you cannot see which is which while you smell.","about":"The Sensory Calibration Lab’s drills and vocabulary, compiled from data/calibration/drills.json and the Material, Molecule and Odor Descriptor records. dr: drills (s samples {k key, n name, h page, on on record, w words [d descriptor, as as filed, e evidence, src sources, q quote, via constituent]}, sh words all samples share, dx words only one sample carries, hint house interpretation); v: the descriptor vocabulary (t term, f family, def definition, de its evidence, ex carriers on record).","dr":[{"id":"rose-geranium","title":"Rose or geranium","hint":"Smell the rose and name what you find; then smell the geranium. Notice which of the rose's words you would also give the geranium, and which you would not.","from":"vision 03 §4","s":[{"k":"a","n":"rose (otto, or an absolute)","rn":"rose otto","h":"/material/rose-otto","on":true,"w":[{"d":"honey","as":"honeyed","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house’s own wording on the /materials rose card; a descriptor vocabulary with a convention source is later work (A_MASTER_PRODUCT_SPEC §3 Odor Descriptor)"},{"d":"spicy","as":"spicy","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house’s own wording on the /materials rose card; a descriptor vocabulary with a convention source is later work (A_MASTER_PRODUCT_SPEC §3 Odor Descriptor)"},{"d":"floral","as":"floral","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house’s own wording on the /materials rose card; a descriptor vocabulary with a convention source is later work (A_MASTER_PRODUCT_SPEC §3 Odor Descriptor)"}],"x":{"n":"steam distillation","e":"perfumery convention"}},{"k":"b","n":"geranium oil","h":null,"on":false,"w":[],"note":"There is no geranium record yet, so the site gives no words for it. Your own words for it are kept in your profile all the same."}],"sh":[],"dx":{}},{"id":"citronellol-geraniol","title":"Citronellol or geraniol","hint":"Both are filed as rose-like, and both occur in the rose oils on record. The words that part them on record are listed below; check whether you find the same split.","from":"vision 03 §4; A §6.3","s":[{"k":"a","n":"citronellol","rn":"citronellol","h":"/molecule/citronellol","on":true,"w":[{"d":"soapy","as":"soapy","e":"documented","src":["OT-1"],"q":"β-citronellol | CAS 106-22-9, 1117-61-9, 7540-51-4 | Odor quality: soapy, rose-like"},{"d":"rose","as":"rose-like","e":"documented","src":["OT-1"],"q":"β-citronellol | CAS 106-22-9, 1117-61-9, 7540-51-4 | Odor quality: soapy, rose-like"}]},{"k":"b","n":"geraniol","rn":"geraniol","h":"/molecule/geraniol","on":true,"w":[{"d":"rose","as":"rose-like","e":"documented","src":["OT-1"],"q":"geraniol | CAS 106-24-1 | Odor quality: rose-like, citrus-like"},{"d":"citrus","as":"citrus-like","e":"documented","src":["OT-1"],"q":"geraniol | CAS 106-24-1 | Odor quality: rose-like, citrus-like"}]}],"sh":["rose"],"dx":{"a":["soapy"],"b":["citrus"]}},{"id":"orris-violet","title":"Orris or violet","hint":"The orris butter has no words of its own on record; its violet-like word comes through its irones. Notice what the orris carries besides violet, if anything, and whether the ionone seems the plainer of the two.","from":"vision 03 §4","s":[{"k":"a","n":"orris butter","rn":"orris butter","h":"/material/orris-butter","on":true,"w":[{"d":"violet","as":"violet-like","e":"documented","src":["GC-4"],"q":"The orris resinoid is obtained by benzene extraction or using petroleum ether from comminuted dried rhizomes; cis-γ-irone and cis-α-irone are the compounds responsible for the violet-like scent [162].","n":"GC-4: cis-γ-irone and cis-α-irone are “the compounds responsible for the violet-like scent”","via":"alpha-irone"}],"via":[{"id":"alpha-irone","n":"α-irone"}],"x":{"n":"steam distillation","e":"documented"}},{"k":"b","n":"an ionone (alpha- or beta-ionone)","h":"/event/ionone-1893","on":false,"w":[],"note":"There is no ionone record yet. The event record of 1893 dates the synthetic ionones, which it calls violet and woody."}],"sh":[],"dx":{}},{"id":"woods","title":"Three woods","hint":"Three strips, three kinds of woody. Cedarwood is not on record yet; if you own it, note your words for it on paper and compare them with these three.","from":"vision 03 §4 (different woods); vision 02 §5","s":[{"k":"a","n":"sandalwood oil","rn":"sandalwood oil","h":"/material/sandalwood-oil","on":true,"w":[{"d":"creamy","as":"creamy","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house essay’s words; no descriptor source is filed"},{"d":"milky","as":"milky","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house essay’s words; no descriptor source is filed"},{"d":"sweet","as":"sweet","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house essay’s words; no descriptor source is filed"}],"x":{"n":"steam distillation","e":"perfumery convention"}},{"k":"b","n":"vetiver oil","rn":"vetiver oil","h":"/material/vetiver-oil","on":true,"w":[{"d":"smoky","as":"smoky","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house essay’s words; no descriptor source is filed"},{"d":"rooty","as":"rooty","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house essay’s words; no descriptor source is filed"}],"x":{"n":"hydrodistillation","e":"documented"}},{"k":"c","n":"Iso E Super","rn":"Iso E Super","h":"/molecule/iso-e-super","on":true,"w":[{"d":"woody","as":"woody, old-wood","e":"documented","src":["ISO-2"],"q":"Iso E Super® (33) | 59056-94-9 | woody, floral, ambergris, violet, old-wood, lemony (500 ng L−1)","n":"the descriptors of Table 1 of the review for rac-33"},{"d":"floral","as":"floral","e":"documented","src":["ISO-2"],"q":"Iso E Super® (33) | 59056-94-9 | woody, floral, ambergris, violet, old-wood, lemony (500 ng L−1)","n":"the descriptors of Table 1 of the review for rac-33"},{"d":"ambergris","as":"ambergris","e":"documented","src":["ISO-2"],"q":"Iso E Super® (33) | 59056-94-9 | woody, floral, ambergris, violet, old-wood, lemony (500 ng L−1)","n":"the descriptors of Table 1 of the review for rac-33"},{"d":"violet","as":"violet","e":"documented","src":["ISO-2"],"q":"Iso E Super® (33) | 59056-94-9 | woody, floral, ambergris, violet, old-wood, lemony (500 ng L−1)","n":"the descriptors of Table 1 of the review for rac-33"},{"d":"lemony","as":"lemony","e":"documented","src":["ISO-2"],"q":"Iso E Super® (33) | 59056-94-9 | woody, floral, ambergris, violet, old-wood, lemony (500 ng L−1)","n":"the descriptors of Table 1 of the review for rac-33"}]}],"sh":[],"dx":{"a":["creamy","milky","sweet"],"b":["smoky","rooty"],"c":["woody","floral","ambergris","violet","lemony"]}},{"id":"musks","title":"Two musks","hint":"If a strip seems to have little or no smell, record intensity 1 and say so: that is a result too, not a failure.","from":"vision 03 §4 (different musks)","s":[{"k":"a","n":"musk ketone, or another nitro musk you own","rn":"Musk ketone","h":"/molecule/musk-ketone","on":true,"w":[{"d":"musky","as":"musky","e":"perfumery convention","src":["KLE-1"],"q":"Typically, musk odorants are sweet, waxy, and “animalic”, bringing warmth and erogenous mystery to a perfume","n":"the family word: the review describes musk odorants in general, not this molecule"}]},{"k":"b","n":"a musk of another kind you own (a macrocyclic or a polycyclic musk)","h":null,"on":false,"w":[],"note":"No record of these musks yet; the descriptor record words the family as a whole."}],"sh":[],"dx":{}},{"id":"vanillin-ethyl-vanillin","title":"Vanillin or ethyl vanillin","hint":"Smell them at the same dilution, or the stronger one will simply seem different. Notice whether the difference is one of kind or of strength alone.","from":"A §6.3; vision 02 §5","s":[{"k":"a","n":"vanillin","rn":"vanillin","h":"/molecule/vanillin","on":true,"w":[{"d":"vanilla","as":"vanilla-like","e":"documented","src":["OT-1"],"q":"4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzaldehyde (vanillin) | CAS 121-33-5 | Odor quality: vanilla-like, sweet"},{"d":"sweet","as":"sweet","e":"documented","src":["OT-1"],"q":"4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzaldehyde (vanillin) | CAS 121-33-5 | Odor quality: vanilla-like, sweet"}]},{"k":"b","n":"ethyl vanillin","h":null,"on":false,"w":[],"note":"No ethyl vanillin record yet; the words on record are vanillin's."}],"sh":[],"dx":{}},{"id":"lavender-lavandin","title":"Lavender or lavandin","hint":"The heritage record on file compares the two oils and calls lavandin's very camphoraceous. Notice whether the camphor is what tells them apart for you.","from":"the records (HV-4 compares the two oils)","s":[{"k":"a","n":"fine lavender oil","rn":"lavender essential oil","h":"/material/lavender-essential-oil","on":true,"w":[{"d":"sharp","as":"sharper","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house essay’s words, set against linalyl acetate; no descriptor source is filed","via":"linalool"},{"d":"medicinal","as":"more medicinal","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house essay’s words, set against linalyl acetate; no descriptor source is filed","via":"linalool"},{"d":"refined","as":"refined","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house essay’s words for the ester in fine lavender; no descriptor source is filed","via":"linalyl-acetate"},{"d":"sweet","as":"slightly sweet","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house essay’s words for the ester in fine lavender; no descriptor source is filed","via":"linalyl-acetate"},{"d":"floral","as":"floral","e":"documented","src":["OT-1"],"q":"α-terpineol | CAS 98-55-5, 7785-53-7, 10482-56-1 | Odor quality: floral, citrus-like","via":"alpha-terpineol"},{"d":"citrus","as":"citrus-like","e":"documented","src":["OT-1"],"q":"α-terpineol | CAS 98-55-5, 7785-53-7, 10482-56-1 | Odor quality: floral, citrus-like","via":"alpha-terpineol"}],"via":[{"id":"linalool","n":"linalool"},{"id":"linalyl-acetate","n":"linalyl acetate"},{"id":"alpha-terpineol","n":"α-terpineol"}],"x":{"n":"steam distillation","e":"documented"}},{"k":"b","n":"lavandin essential oil","rn":"lavandin essential oil","h":"/material/lavandin-essential-oil","on":true,"w":[{"d":"camphoraceous","as":"very camphoraceous (très camphrée)","e":"documented","src":["HV-4"],"q":"Si l’on compare avec la lavande fine, son huile essentielle est de moins bonne qualité, car elle est très camphrée.","n":"the heritage record’s word, comparing it with fine lavender’s oil"}],"x":{"n":"steam distillation","e":"documented"}}],"sh":[],"dx":{"a":["sharp","medicinal","refined","sweet","floral","citrus"],"b":["camphoraceous"]}},{"id":"rose-otto-absolute","title":"One rose, two extractions","hint":"On record the two carry the same words; what differs is the route out of the petal, distillation or solvent extraction. Notice whether the difference you find has a word in the vocabulary.","from":"the records (Material: rose otto, rose absolute)","s":[{"k":"a","n":"rose otto","rn":"rose otto","h":"/material/rose-otto","on":true,"w":[{"d":"honey","as":"honeyed","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house’s own wording on the /materials rose card; a descriptor vocabulary with a convention source is later work (A_MASTER_PRODUCT_SPEC §3 Odor Descriptor)"},{"d":"spicy","as":"spicy","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house’s own wording on the /materials rose card; a descriptor vocabulary with a convention source is later work (A_MASTER_PRODUCT_SPEC §3 Odor Descriptor)"},{"d":"floral","as":"floral","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house’s own wording on the /materials rose card; a descriptor vocabulary with a convention source is later work (A_MASTER_PRODUCT_SPEC §3 Odor Descriptor)"}],"x":{"n":"steam distillation","e":"perfumery convention"}},{"k":"b","n":"rose absolute","rn":"rose absolute","h":"/material/rose-absolute","on":true,"w":[{"d":"honey","as":"honeyed","e":"house interpretation","src":[],"n":"the house’s own wording on the /materials rose card; 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