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Crystal surfaces should be free of dirt of grease to operate properly:

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Crystal surfaces should be free of dirt of grease to operate properly:

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• Delicate nature of crystal faces and how contamination affects performance • Difference between avoiding contamination and methods of cleaning once contaminated • Safety and practicality of various cleaning agents used on precision instruments

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• Which option best prevents dirt and grease from getting on the crystal in the first place, rather than trying to fix the problem afterward? • Are all of the listed cleaning methods actually appropriate and safe for sensitive crystal surfaces? • Would a real-world procedure manual for sensitive electronic components endorse every listed method equally?

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• Consider whether prevention vs cleaning is the focus of the question statement • Think about which substances (like soap residue or strong solvents) might leave films or damage delicate surfaces • Ask whether "all of the above" can be right if even one listed method is questionable for precision equipment

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Crystal surfaces should be free of dirt of grease to operate properly:

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