2 3 4 6 7 8 100 QUESTION 4 How much sample should be loaded into the capillary tube for a Melting Range Determination? O Enough sample so that the solid is clearly visible under the magnifying lens, but not enough of a sample height to extend out of the heated range of the DigiMelt. O The tube should be filled all the way up. Only a sinige grain of solid can be added. This is often difficult to see under the magnifying lens. O The tube should be filled halfway up.
2 3 4 6 7 8 100 QUESTION 4 How much sample should be loaded into the capillary tube for a Melting Range Determination? O Enough sample so that the solid is clearly visible under the magnifying lens, but not enough of a sample height to extend out of the heated range of the DigiMelt. O The tube should be filled all the way up. Only a sinige grain of solid can be added. This is often difficult to see under the magnifying lens. O The tube should be filled halfway up.
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