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1. Use the Hume-Rothery rules to determine whether you would expect magnesium to display
unlimited solid solubility in zinc.
2. If you add SrTiO3 to CaTiO3, are the two oxides likely to exhibit unlimited solid solubility? Both
have the perovskite crystal structure. Note that you only need to compare the two atoms that
would be substituted for each other (you don't need to compare with the other atoms in the
molecule). Hint: Think carefully about what type of radius you want to compare in this situation.

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