4. Student A places a 20 mg sample on a cover slip. Student B places a 1 mg sample on a cover slip. Which student (A, B, or neither) will have. (a) A higher initial melting point? (b) A higher final melting point? (c) A narrower overall melting point? (d) A more accurate melting point?

4. Student A places a 20 mg sample on a cover slip. Student B places a 1 mg sample on a cover slip. Which student (A, B, or neither) will have. (a) A higher initial melting point? (b) A higher final melting point? (c) A narrower overall melting point? (d) A more accurate melting point?

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(d) A more accurate melting point?

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