The D-Metals Can Be Mixed Together to Form a Wide

question 33

Multiple Choice

The d-metals can be mixed together to form a wide range of alloys because

• A) the d-electrons interact strongly with each other.
• B) the d-metals have a wide range of metal radii.
• C) the nucleus is well shielded by the d-electrons.
• D) the range of d-metal radii is not very great.
• E) the d-metals have low melting points.

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