(a) Use Cu-Ag phase diagram in below figure to answer these questions and attach the figure Q05 to the answer book. (b) (c) Label the phases in areas 1 - 6 and reaction occurs at point E. Consider an alloy content Cu - 60 wt% and Ag - 40 wt% i. Make a phase analysis when cooling 1000°℃ to 700°C. ii. Name and determine the phase compositions present at the temperatures 850°C and 700°C.

(a) Use Cu-Ag phase diagram in below figure to answer these questions and attach the figure Q05 to the answer book. (b) (c) Label the phases in areas 1 - 6 and reaction occurs at point E. Consider an alloy content Cu - 60 wt% and Ag - 40 wt% i. Make a phase analysis when cooling 1000°℃ to 700°C. ii. Name and determine the phase compositions present at the temperatures 850°C and 700°C.

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