(a) Fig. Q2(a) shows the equilibrium phase diagram of a Magnesium-Lead (Mg-Pb) eutectic alloy system. The alloy with the composition of 90 wt% Pb is slowly cooled from 600°C. Using the given phase diagram answer the following questions: (i) At which temperature does the first solid phase form? (ii) What is the composition of this solid phase? (iii) What is the composition of the remaining phase? (iv) Sketch and label the microstructure that may form below the eutectic temperature.

(a) Fig. Q2(a) shows the equilibrium phase diagram of a Magnesium-Lead (Mg-Pb) eutectic alloy system. The alloy with the composition of 90 wt% Pb is slowly cooled from 600°C. Using the given phase diagram answer the following questions: (i) At which temperature does the first solid phase form? (ii) What is the composition of this solid phase? (iii) What is the composition of the remaining phase? (iv) Sketch and label the microstructure that may form below the eutectic temperature.

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