M1-T, M-dien. which one is preferable, and why?
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M1-T, M-dien. which one is preferable, and why?
I think the subject heading pretty much covers it. What are the deciding factors than would cause one to be preferable to the other one? Would it be erronous to classify M-dien as more of a hardening/mass supp. and M1-T as a mass/mass supp.?
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