Define the melting point range is measure for two materials

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The melting point range is measure for two materials (A and B). For material A, the melting point range is from 58.5 C to 64.0 C whereas for material B, the melting point range is from 87.0 C to 89.0 C. Which material, A or B, is more pure?

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