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A platinum wire can be sealed through gl...

A platinum wire can be sealed through glass, but a brass wire cannot be sealed in glass because

A

Platinum has greater density than brass

B

Platinum and glass have the same value for coefficient volume expansion

C

Platinum is an element while brass is an alloy

D

Platinum does not rust

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