They lose electrical conductivity during the formation from metal
They are chemically inert
They are very hard
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Interstitial compounds, formed when small atoms occupy the interstitial spaces in a metal lattice, typically have high melting points, are very hard, and are chemically inert. However, they do not lose electrical conductivity upon formation from metal. This statement is incorrect.