Interstitial compounds are formed by:
Correct answer: D. All
- A. Fe
- B. Ni
- C. Co
- D. All
Explanation
All of the elements mentioned (Fe, Ni, and Co) can form interstitial compounds under suitable conditions. They are commonly used in various alloy compositions where smaller atoms or molecules fill the spaces between the larger host atoms or molecules.
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