Consider the phase diagram below for Na, K, and the compound Na2K. For each region 1-6 give the number and identity of the phases present. Then describe the sequence of phase changes that would occur cooling of a solution of composition A (indicated on the diagram) to –30°C. Graph attached

Consider the phase diagram below for Na, K, and the compound Na2K. For each region 1-6 give the number and identity of the phases present. Then describe the sequence of phase changes that would occur cooling of a solution of composition A (indicated on the diagram) to –30°C. Graph attached

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Consider the phase diagram below for Na, K, and the compound Na2K. For each region 1-6 give the number and identity of the phases present. Then describe the sequence of phase changes that would occur cooling of a solution of composition A (indicated on the diagram) to –30°C. Graph attached

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62°C
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2.
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3.
7°C
0°C
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5.
-7°C
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0.66 (NazK)
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mole fraction Na

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