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N Trial 1, you will use 0.50 g of aluminum, and in Trial 2, you will use only 0.25 g. Why will you vary the amount of aluminum?

N Trial 1, you will use 0.50 g of aluminum, and in Trial 2, you will use only 0.25 g. Why will you vary the amount of aluminum?
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n Trial 1, you will use 0.50 g of aluminum, and in Trial 2, you will use only 0.25 g. Why will you vary the amount of aluminum?

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the aluminum is the independant factor, which means that it is the factor that is tested. it will change from Trial to Trial to try to reap different results.
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