8. The diagram below is an example of Liquid-Solid-Temperature CompositionPhase Diagram of Partially Miscible Solids.The left vertical line is B rich while theright vertical line is A-rich.Define the phases present in the region A to F.LS – TZ Phase Diagram: Partially Miscible SolidsT= TmThis type of mixture is for partiallymiscible solidsAt the solid region:• The B- rich region, or the ß phase T• The A- rich region, or the a phaseAt each single solid- phaseregion, there are 2 different formsof the solid solution.T = TT = TeuLever Rule applies to all 2– phaseregions.EZa

8. The diagram below is an example of Liquid-Solid-Temperature Composition Phase Diagram of Partially Miscible Solids.The left vertical line is B rich while the right vertical line is A-rich.Define the phases present in the region A to F.

8. The diagram below is an example of Liquid-Solid-Temperature Composition Phase Diagram of Partially Miscible Solids.The left vertical line is B rich while the right vertical line is A-rich.Define the phases present in the region A to F.

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