If all the molecules of a body remained part of that body, would the body have any odor? yes, but only if that body is sweating. no, because it would no longer be what it was. yes, because it would still release photons. no, because there would be no molecules traveling to our nose.

The answer is: no, because there would be no molecules traveling to our nose.

The nose could smell because the olfactory epithelial will catch the volatile molecule from the air. Something smells because some of their molecule is brought by the air, which enable them to land on the olfactory epithelial. If there is no molecule brought to the air, the olfactory epithelial will receive nothing and wont send any signal.

economic impact of malaria is estimated to cost africa $12 billion every year. this figure factors in costs of health care, absenteeism, days lost in education, decreased productivity due to brain damage from cerebral malaria, and loss of investment and tourism.

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