Nickel as a material of construction (A) Is used as an alloying element for both ferrous & non-ferrous alloys (B) Is paramagnetic below 415° C (its Curie temperature) (C) Diamagnetic (D) Has a body centred cubic (bcc) crystal lattice structure

Nickel as a material of construction
(A) Is used as an alloying element for both ferrous & non-ferrous alloys
(B) Is paramagnetic below 415° C (its Curie temperature)
(C) Diamagnetic
(D) Has a body centred cubic (bcc) crystal lattice structure
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(A) Is used as an alloying element for both ferrous & non-ferrous alloys
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