83°C containing 61.9 % Sn, If the maximum percentage solubilities of he two metals are 19% Sn in Pb and 2.5% Pb in Sn at eutectic emperature while the minimum percentage solubilities of the two metals re 0% Sn in Pb and 0% Pb in Sn at room temperature. 1- Sketch and label the equilibrium diagram (Assume solubility lines are straight). 2- For the alloy, 40 % Sn – 60 % Pb, identify the phases present and determine their compositions and relative amounts at 330°C, - At what temperature will solidification begin for alloy? 0% Sn- 60% Pb and at what temperature will solidification be complete or alloy 70 % Sn-30 % Pb.

83°C containing 61.9 % Sn, If the maximum percentage solubilities of he two metals are 19% Sn in Pb and 2.5% Pb in Sn at eutectic emperature while the minimum percentage solubilities of the two metals re 0% Sn in Pb and 0% Pb in Sn at room temperature. 1- Sketch and label the equilibrium diagram (Assume solubility lines are straight). 2- For the alloy, 40 % Sn – 60 % Pb, identify the phases present and determine their compositions and relative amounts at 330°C, - At what temperature will solidification begin for alloy? 0% Sn- 60% Pb and at what temperature will solidification be complete or alloy 70 % Sn-30 % Pb.

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