Describe the phases present at the eutectic temperature when the overall composition is x(Cu)= 0.5 This image represents a phase diagram for a binary alloy system of Silver (Ag) and Copper (Cu). The diagram plots temperature (T) in Kelvin (K) on the vertical axis against the mole fraction of copper [x(Cu)] on the horizontal axis.### Key Features:- **Temperature Range:** The temperature axis ranges from 300 K to 1400 K.- **Composition Range:** The composition ranges from pure Ag (x=0) to pure Cu (x=1).- **Phases:** - **Liquid Phase:** The upper region is labeled "Liquid," indicating that above this line, the alloy exists in a liquid state. - **Solid Phase (FCC):** Multiple regions are marked "Fcc" (Face-Centered Cubic), indicating solid-phase formation in this crystalline structure.- **Lines and Curves:** - The **liquidus line** demarcates the boundary between liquid and solid-liquid mixtures. - The **solidus line** lies below the liquidus line and separates solid-liquid mixtures from wholly solid phases.- **Critical Point:** A specific point is annotated on the diagram, suggesting special interest, such as a eutectic, peritectic, or azeotropic point.This diagram is crucial for understanding the phase transitions and solidification behavior of the Ag-Cu alloy system.

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