What happens when the the atoms in the alloy ‘repel’ each other m – McqOptions

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1.	What happens when the the atoms in the alloy ‘repel’ each other making the disruption of the solid into a liquid phase possible at lower temperatures than in either pure A or pure B?
A.	Alloys melt at temperature below melting point
B.	Alloys melt at temperature above melting point
C.	Alloys melt at room temperature
D.	Alloys solidify
Answer» B. Alloys melt at temperature above melting point

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