Temperature (°C)4.300200100- 85wt%Pb at 100°C.327°C(Pb)Cite the phases, phase composition and compute the mass fraction for 15wt%Sna20a + L18.34020Composition (at% Sn)60183°Ca + ßLiquid61.94060Composition (wt% Sn)80B+L80232°C97.8100600500400300200100100(Sn)Temperature (°F)

4. Cite the phases, phase composition and compute the mass fraction for 15wt%S - 85wt%Pb at 100°C. 300 G 200 100 327°C 20 40 a + L 18.3 Composition (at% Sn) 60 183°C a + B Liquid 61.9 80 B+L 232°C 97.8 100 600 500 400 300 200

4. Cite the phases, phase composition and compute the mass fraction for 15wt%S - 85wt%Pb at 100°C. 300 G 200 100 327°C 20 40 a + L 18.3 Composition (at% Sn) 60 183°C a + B Liquid 61.9 80 B+L 232°C 97.8 100 600 500 400 300 200

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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