The Three Metal Clips

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The setup of the experiment as that with the three metal clips all needed to be bent a certain amount of time. The first metal paper clip, which was unheated and unexposed to the heat, was bent for thirty times until it broke. Based on that, the second and third paper clips were bent fifteen times or half the amount of the first paper clip. The second paper clip was put under heat until it started glowing, but a certain inconsistency was that the heat was not constant and that the heat was put down low for most of the time this paper clip was under the fire, before it was switched up high before it was cooled. It took rather longer than the second paper clip in comparison to start turning gold, due to the heat being a lot lower, and it was

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