MCQ
Which of the will not form an amalgam
  • A
    $Au$
  • B
    $Ag$
  • C
    $Zn$
  • $Fe$

Answer

Correct option: D.
$Fe$
d
Iron does not form any amalgam (compound with $Hg$ ), $while\,Indium$,$Copper$,$Tin$,$Silver$ and $Zinc$ form $amalgam.$

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