Q.4) For 30 wt% Sn- 70 wt% Pb alloy at 125 °C, (a) what phases are present? (b) What are thecompositions of the phases? (c) Calculate the relative mass fraction of each phase present.Temperature (°C)4327 C300200100(Phi20SolvusSolidusB2040Composition lat% Sni60liquidus183 C40LiquidE61.960Composition (wt% Sn)8080100232 CG97.8600500TEL#400Temperature (F)300200H100100(Sn)

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Q.4) For 30 wt% Sn- 70 wr% Pb alloy at 125 °C, (a) what phases are present? (b) What are the compositions of the phases? (c) Calculate the relative mass fraction of each phase present. Temperature (C) 4327 C 300 200 100 (Pb) Solidus Solvus C+L B 18.3 40 20 Composition fat% Sni 60 liquidos 183C 40 Liquid E 61.9 60 Composition (wt% Sa) 80 80 100 232-C G 97.8 600 500 400 Temperature (F) 300 200 H 100 100 (Sn)

Q.4) For 30 wt% Sn- 70 wr% Pb alloy at 125 °C, (a) what phases are present? (b) What are the compositions of the phases? (c) Calculate the relative mass fraction of each phase present. Temperature (C) 4327 C 300 200 100 (Pb) Solidus Solvus C+L B 18.3 40 20 Composition fat% Sni 60 liquidos 183C 40 Liquid E 61.9 60 Composition (wt% Sa) 80 80 100 232-C G 97.8 600 500 400 Temperature (F) 300 200 H 100 100 (Sn)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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