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Why must a part be fully dry after cleaning and before penetrant is applied?
A fluorescent part is put into a dry powder developer cabinet before the part has fully dried after rinsing. What is the likely result?
A continuous line follows the full length of a fillet on a casting, with no break. Which feature best supports reading it as geometry rather than a crack?
On a butt weld cap, a straight, fairly smooth line indication follows the edge of the bead where weld metal meets base metal. Which discontinuity fits best?
What is the main skin effect of repeated contact with penetrants and solvent removers?
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