_____ are formed from the reaction of carbon with transition metals at high temperatures.
A) Interstitial carbides
B) Acetylides
C) Methides
D) Ionic carbides
E) Covalent carbides

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Interstitial carbides are formed from the reaction of carbon with transition metals at high temperatures. The other options are not formed through this specific reaction mechanism. Acetylides are formed from the reaction of acetylene with certain metals, methides are not a commonly recognized type of carbide, ionic carbides are formed through electrostatic bonding between a metal and a non-metal, and covalent carbides are formed through the sharing of electrons between atoms in a covalent bond.

_____ Are Formed from the Reaction of Carbon with Transition