When taking a melting point, only a very small sample size is needed to go into the capillary. Too large of a sample size will result in: O 1) Wider melting point range O 2) Lower melting point 3) None of the above.

When taking a melting point, only a very small sample size is needed to go into the capillary. Too large of a sample size will result in: O 1) Wider melting point range O 2) Lower melting point 3) None of the above.

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When taking a melting point, only a very small sample size is needed to go into the
capillary. Too large of a sample size will result in:
O 1) Wider melting point range
2) Lower melting point
3) None of the above.
O 4) Narrower melting point range

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