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a.
Slight rise, no rise, appearance of two bands one on top of original
b.
No rise in all cases but appearance of a 2nd band on top of 1st in 3rd case
c.
Slight rise, slightly more rise, and highest rise
d.
A faint band above the original, only original and a dark band above original
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