With some movies, suspense is quite literally in the air. Scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry and the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany, analysed the air in cinemas during various movie screenings and determined that every movie leaves a characteristic pattern in the air. It is now possible to determine whether a movie scene is full of suspense, funny or somewhat boring, using chemistry. The Mainz researchers investigated how the composition of the air changed when an audience watched movies from different genres such as comedies like The Secret Life of Walter Mitty and Buddy, fantasy movies like The Hobbit and the science-fiction thriller The Hunger Games. The researchers determined how the audience reacted to individual movies on a scene-by-scene basis. Using their analyses, they were also able to reconstruct which scenes were playing at the time. The chemical patterns are best defined during suspense or funny scenes.
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机译：有一些电影，悬念在空中非常字面上。 Max Planck化学化学研究所和德国华美斯的约翰内斯古腾堡大学的科学家分析了各种电影筛查期间电影院的空气，并确定了各电影在空中留下了特征模式。 现在可以使用化学来确定电影场景是否充满了悬疑，有趣或有点无聊。 主席的研究人员调查了当观众观看来自不同类型的电影，如喜剧等沃尔特米特和哥们，幻想电影等博福特和科幻恐怖游戏等梦想游戏时，空气的组成如何发生变化。 研究人员确定了观众如何在场景的场景中对各个电影作出反应。 使用他们的分析，他们也能够重建当时正在哪些场景。 化学模式在悬念或有趣的场景期间最好定义。
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