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i. State the present phase(s) in all re- gions in the diagram (7 regions in total). . Starting point is a₁. The mixture is cooled until point a2 is reached. What happens at this point? . After further cooling, point az is reached. What is the composition of the liquid phase and the composi- tion of the solid phase at this point? 7. Estimate the relative amount of the liquid phase! 7. How is point e called? Temperature, T A B a₂ a C Composition e B Figure 1: Phase diagram for a system in which A and B react to form a compound C.

i. State the present phase(s) in all re- gions in the diagram (7 regions in total). . Starting point is a₁. The mixture is cooled until point a2 is reached. What happens at this point? . After further cooling, point az is reached. What is the composition of the liquid phase and the composi- tion of the solid phase at this point? 7. Estimate the relative amount of the liquid phase! 7. How is point e called? Temperature, T A B a₂ a C Composition e B Figure 1: Phase diagram for a system in which A and B react to form a compound C.

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i. State the present phase(s) in all re- gions in the diagram (7 regions in total). ii. Starting point is a₁. The mixture is cooled until point a2 is reached. What happens at this point? iii. After further cooling, point a is reached. What is the composition of the liquid phase and the composi- tion of the solid phase at this point? iv. Estimate the relative amount of the liquid phase! v. How is point e called? Temperature, T A 2₂ E a 1 C Composition e B Figure 1: Phase diagram for a system in which A and B react to form a compound C.
Transcribed Image Text:i. State the present phase(s) in all re- gions in the diagram (7 regions in total). ii. Starting point is a₁. The mixture is cooled until point a2 is reached. What happens at this point? iii. After further cooling, point a is reached. What is the composition of the liquid phase and the composi- tion of the solid phase at this point? iv. Estimate the relative amount of the liquid phase! v. How is point e called? Temperature, T A 2₂ E a 1 C Composition e B Figure 1: Phase diagram for a system in which A and B react to form a compound C.
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