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AleksAgata [21]
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It is expected that the percent error for carbon will be much greater that germanium. Explain why this makes sense using the ele

ment placement on the periodic table in comparison with the elements tested/ graphed and the types of elements used to make the graph. Explain in terms of metal, nonmetal and metalloid
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