i) Draw the phase diagram of a binary A (850 °C) and B (870 °C) system using below given information. • A and B are completely soluble in liquid phase. • B has no solid solubility in A. • Solid solubility of A in B at room temperature is 5 % and its maximum value is 20 %. • Eutectic point: 55 % B; 550 °C

i) Draw the phase diagram of a binary A (850 °C) and B (870 °C) system using below given information. • A and B are completely soluble in liquid phase. • B has no solid solubility in A. • Solid solubility of A in B at room temperature is 5 % and its maximum value is 20 %. • Eutectic point: 55 % B; 550 °C

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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