Chemistry, 20.09.2020 05:01, melo2424

As a scientist, why would you ask an independent researcher to cross-check your results even if you have already completed the experiment several times with similar results? A) To insure publication. B) To make you look better. . C) To prove you are correct. D) To minimize researcher bias.

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