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A dentist restoring a wide Class II cavity with amalgam finds it difficult to achieve a tight proximal contact with a spherical high-copper alloy. Which change is most likely to help?
Use a low-copper lathe-cut alloy containing the gamma-2 phase for easier condensation
Use an admixed high-copper alloy, which resists condensation forces better
Reduce condensation force and use a smaller condenser
Use a spherical alloy with a higher mercury content
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