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Determine: (a) the composition of the first solid to form upon cooling, making sure to draw the relevant tie line; (b) this alloy; the liquidus temperature, solidus temperature, and solvus temperature for (c) the composition of the last drop of liquid phase present across this temperature range, making sure to draw the relevant tie line.

Determine: (a) the composition of the first solid to form upon cooling, making sure to draw the relevant tie line; (b) this alloy; the liquidus temperature, solidus temperature, and solvus temperature for (c) the composition of the last drop of liquid phase present across this temperature range, making sure to draw the relevant tie line.

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Temperature ('C) 2. Consider an Al-12% Mg alloy being slowly cooled from a temperature of 700°C to 200°C. 800 L. 700 600 35.0 500 a+L 400 14.9 451 35.5 300 a+ B 200 100 Al 10 20 30 Weight percent magnesium Determine: the composition of the first solid to form upon cooling, making sure to draw (a) the relevant tie line; the liquidus temperature, solidus temperature, and solvus temperature for (b) this alloy; (c) the composition of the last drop of liquid phase present across this temperature range, making sure to draw the relevant tie line.
Transcribed Image Text:Temperature ('C) 2. Consider an Al-12% Mg alloy being slowly cooled from a temperature of 700°C to 200°C. 800 L. 700 600 35.0 500 a+L 400 14.9 451 35.5 300 a+ B 200 100 Al 10 20 30 Weight percent magnesium Determine: the composition of the first solid to form upon cooling, making sure to draw (a) the relevant tie line; the liquidus temperature, solidus temperature, and solvus temperature for (b) this alloy; (c) the composition of the last drop of liquid phase present across this temperature range, making sure to draw the relevant tie line.
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