Definition: The term "whiffable" refers to a substance that can be detected by the smell of it. This is often used in chemistry and related fields, where substances are described as being whiffily or easily detectable through their scent. For example, in a laboratory setting, an experiment might involve testing whether a chemical compound is whiffily or not. The scientist would use a sensitive device to measure the concentration of the compound's solute (in this case, water) and compare it
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