College Physics: Explore And Apply, Volume 2 (2nd Edition)
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Which of the following arrangements for Cr, Mn and Na in the stone sample of Notre Dame, in comparison to the stone from Amiens Cathedral, can be used for differentiating the two stones. Arrange them in order of best to worst indication.
a. Cr, Mn, Na
b. Mn, Cr, Na
c. Na, Mn, Cr
d. Mn, Na, Cr
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