Mixture of two metals is called:

An alloy is a combination of two or more metals, or a combination of a metal and another element. Most commonly, these metals are mixed together in a molten form to create a solid combination that has enhanced properties, such as increased strength, a lower melting point, or improved resistance to corrosion, compared to the individual metals.

• Some common alloys are as follows:
• - Brass: Copper and Zinc
• - Bronze: Copper and Tin
• - Stainless Steel: Iron, Chromium, and Nickel
• - Solder: Tin and Lead
• - Pewter: Tin, Copper, and Antimony
• - Sterling Silver: Silver and Copper