Determine the weight fraction of the primary ß phase for Al-80 wt% Si alloy after it is cooled from 1500°C to room temperature. 1500 L 1000 B+L Temperature (°C) 500 0 a. 66.1% b. 80.0% O c. 77.3% d. 11.2% Al a + L 1.65 12.6 20 577" x+ß 40 60 Weight percent silicon 80 99.83 B- Si

Determine the weight fraction of the primary ß phase for Al-80 wt% Si alloy after it is cooled from 1500°C to room temperature. 1500 L 1000 B+L Temperature (°C) 500 0 a. 66.1% b. 80.0% O c. 77.3% d. 11.2% Al a + L 1.65 12.6 20 577" x+ß 40 60 Weight percent silicon 80 99.83 B- Si

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Chemistry
Determine the weight fraction of the primary ß phase for Al-80 wt%Si alloy after it is cooled from 1500°C to room temperature.
1500
L
1000
B+L
Temperature (°C)
500
0
a. 66.1%
b. 80.0%
O c. 77.3%
d. 11.2%
O Icon Key
Al
a + L
1.65 12.6
20
577"
a + ß
40
60
Weight percent silicon
80
99.83
B-
Si

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