11.The diagram below is an example of Liquid-Solid-Temperature Composition PhaseDiagram of Reacting and Congruently Melting Solid.The left vertical line is B richwhile the right vertical line is A-rich.Define the phases present in the region A to H.LS – TZ: Reacting and Congruently Melting SolidThis LS- TZ phase diagram is forcomponents that react in thesolid state.meltA(s) + B(s) → AB(s)Increasing the temperaturemelts solid AB to its liquid form.EAB(s) → AB(1)TT = TruThis type of melting process iscalled congruent melting.ZA = 0.5D

11.The diagram below is an example of Liquid-Solid-Temperature Composition Phase Diagram of Reacting and Congruently Melting Solid.The left vertical line is B rich while the right vertical line is A-rich.Define the phases present in the region A to H.

11.The diagram below is an example of Liquid-Solid-Temperature Composition Phase Diagram of Reacting and Congruently Melting Solid.The left vertical line is B rich while the right vertical line is A-rich.Define the phases present in the region A to H.

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