Discussion
A eutectic mixture is not a compound because its two constituents
Answer: C
Correct answer: remain separate phases in the solid
A eutectic solid is an intimate mechanical mixture of two distinct crystalline phases, visible as separate constituents under a microscope, not a single phase of fixed stoichiometry. Its composition is fixed by the phase diagram rather than by valency, and it varies with pressure, which a compound’s would not.
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