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Consider an A-B phase diagram. At what temperature do we observe the maximum L L+a L+B solubility of A in B? Temp a 20% 50% 78% a+B 100 A At the eutectic temperature At the room temperature At the melting point of beta At the melting point of alpha B 100 B

Consider an A-B phase diagram. At what temperature do we observe the maximum L L+a L+B solubility of A in B? Temp a 20% 50% 78% a+B 100 A At the eutectic temperature At the room temperature At the melting point of beta At the melting point of alpha B 100 B

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