10.The diagram below is an example of Liquid-Solid-Temperature CompositionPhase Diagram of Completely Immiscible Solids. The left vertical line is B rich whilethe right vertical line is A-rich.Define the phases present in the region from A to E.|LS – TZ Phase Diagram: Completely Immiscible SolidsThis LS- TZ phase diagram is for completelyimmiscible solids.XA = 0X = 1XA = 1X = 0T =T?,At the solid phase, the system consists of 2distinct solids A and B.T= TAt the liquid phase, the system is called a melt.At the 2- phase regions, the system consists ofeither pure solid A or B and the melt. Thecomposition of A in the melt can be traced alongthe liquidous curve.TT= TeuEAt the solidous line, the system consists of solidsA, B, and melt in which the composition of A, or y =1Z, can be determined.Ya = 0Zeut,a ZaYA =1Yn = 0At the eutectic composition, minimumtemperature is required to melt the mixture.

10.The diagram below is an example of Liquid-Solid-Temperature Composition Phase Diagram of Completely Immiscible Solids. The left vertical line is B rich while the right vertical line is A-rich.Define the phases present in the region from A to E.

10.The diagram below is an example of Liquid-Solid-Temperature Composition Phase Diagram of Completely Immiscible Solids. The left vertical line is B rich while the right vertical line is A-rich.Define the phases present in the region from A to E.

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