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On both solidus and liquidus line, nickel and copper are in a partially solid and partially liquid state (a mixture of solid and liquid phases).

When we talk about a metal like iron (Fe), or copper (Cu), we're referring to a single element with metallic properties. These properties include good conductivity, malleability, ductility, etc. However, when we mention "composition of one or more metallic elements," we're usually referring to alloys. Alloys are materials made by combining one or more metallic elements (and sometimes non-metallic elements) to enhance their properties.

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All metals are elements, but not all elements are metals. For example: Au is a metal and an element. But, Oxygen is an element but not a metal.

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On both solidus and liquidus line, nickel and copper are in a partially solid and partially liquid state (a mixture of solid and liquid phases).

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Fine-grained materials have more grain boundaries that can "arrest" dislocations, they also allow for better accommodation of plastic deformation. The increased number of grain boundaries in fine-grained materials does make dislocation motion harder (increasing strength), but it doesn't completely stop slip. Instead, it enables the material to deform more uniformly, reducing localized failure and enhancing ductility.

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