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A transition metal forms alloys with other transition elements. Explain.
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Transition metals form a large number of alloys. The transition metals are quite similar in size and, therefore, the atoms of one metal can substitute the atoms of other metal in its crystal lattice. Thus, on cooling a mixture solution of two or more transition metals, solid alloys are formed.
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