why does the melting point of alloy less than its constituent metals?
Asked by | 2nd Oct, 2008, 10:27: PM
Expert Answer:
The melting point of alloy less than its constituent metals because in alloys there is presence of weak metal bonds,which can easily break down.
Answered by | 5th Oct, 2008, 09:07: AM
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