ntsFrom the following systems (i.c.. pair of metals): Ni-Al. Co- Zn, and Fe-Cr.AtomicRadius(mm)0.12460,0710.0460.060OEwhich would you expect to exhibit complete solid solubility?A. Co-ZnB. Ni Al and Fe-Crc. Ni-Al, Co-Zn, and Fe-CrD. Ni-AllE. NoneODElementNiOAOBOCсHOAgAlCoGFePrZa0.14450.1431FCCFCC0.1253 HCP0.1249BCC0.1241BCC0.1387FCC0.1332HCPCrystal Electro-Structure negativity ValenceFCC18+241.91.518-1.61.81.6+1+3+2+342

Given metal pair : Ni-Al Co-Zn Fe-Cr

From the following systems (i.e.. pair of metals): Ni-Al. Co-Zn, and Fe-Cr. Element Ni C H 0 C. Ni-Al, Co-Zn, and Fe-Cr D. Ni Al E. None Ag Al Co G Fe Pr Za which would you expect to exhibit complete solid solubility? A. Co-Zn B. Ni Al and Fe- Cri Atomic Radius (mm) 0.1246 FCC 0.071 0046 0.060 0.1445 0.14311 0.1253 HCP 0.1249 BCC 0.1241 BCC 0.1387 FCC 0.1332 HCP Crystal Structure FCC FCC Electro- negativity Valence 1.8 +2 1.9 1.5 18- 1.6 1.8 22 1.6 +1 +3 +2 +3 42 42 +2

From the following systems (i.e.. pair of metals): Ni-Al. Co-Zn, and Fe-Cr. Element Ni C H 0 C. Ni-Al, Co-Zn, and Fe-Cr D. Ni Al E. None Ag Al Co G Fe Pr Za which would you expect to exhibit complete solid solubility? A. Co-Zn B. Ni Al and Fe- Cri Atomic Radius (mm) 0.1246 FCC 0.071 0046 0.060 0.1445 0.14311 0.1253 HCP 0.1249 BCC 0.1241 BCC 0.1387 FCC 0.1332 HCP Crystal Structure FCC FCC Electro- negativity Valence 1.8 +2 1.9 1.5 18- 1.6 1.8 22 1.6 +1 +3 +2 +3 42 42 +2

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter16: Solubility And Precipitation Equilibria

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