Q/ The phase present for a 30 wt% sn, 70 wt% pb of alloy at 200°c is (a+ L) Determine: Composition of (a) and (L) for both (sn) and (pb). * 327°C 300 Liquid 232'C a +L 200 B +L 183°C 18.3 61.9 97.8 100 20 40 60 80 100 (Pb) Composition (wt% Sn) (Sn) Ca =18 Wt% pb, CL=58 Wt% pb and Ca =82 Wt% Sn, CL=42 Wt% Sn. Ca =20 Wt% pb, CL=60 Wt% pb and Ca =80 Wt% Sn, CL=40 Wt% Sn. Ca =22 Wt% pb, CL=65 Wt% pb and Ca =78 Wt% Sn, CL=35 Wt% Sn. Ca =15 Wt% pb, CL=63 Wt% pb and Ca =85 Wt% Sn, CL=73 Wt% Sn. (0.) aungeadwa

Q/ The phase present for a 30 wt% sn, 70 wt% pb of alloy at 200°c is (a+ L) Determine: Composition of (a) and (L) for both (sn) and (pb). * 327°C 300 Liquid 232'C a +L 200 B +L 183°C 18.3 61.9 97.8 100 20 40 60 80 100 (Pb) Composition (wt% Sn) (Sn) Ca =18 Wt% pb, CL=58 Wt% pb and Ca =82 Wt% Sn, CL=42 Wt% Sn. Ca =20 Wt% pb, CL=60 Wt% pb and Ca =80 Wt% Sn, CL=40 Wt% Sn. Ca =22 Wt% pb, CL=65 Wt% pb and Ca =78 Wt% Sn, CL=35 Wt% Sn. Ca =15 Wt% pb, CL=63 Wt% pb and Ca =85 Wt% Sn, CL=73 Wt% Sn. (0.) aungeadwa

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