In an eutectic system, two elements are completely____________________?

Correct answer: D. Soluble in liquid state

  • A. Soluble in solid state
  • B. Insoluble in liquid state
  • C. Insoluble in both solid & liquid state
  • D. Soluble in liquid state

Explanation

In a eutectic system, the components are completely soluble in the liquid phase and solidify at a specific eutectic composition and temperature. Solid-state solubility may be limited, so the key defining statement here is liquid-state solubility.

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