In this Sn-Pb alloy system, what is the relative percentage of proeutectic alpha phase after alloy 2 is cooled down from 300 °C to room temperature?Alloy 2Alloy I327SolidusLiquidus300LiquidLiquidus250a + liquidSolidus200B+ liquid183Eutectic point150Solvus+B100Solvus5019.240.061.997.5li601020304050708090100%100%Weight percent tinSnPbO1. 73%O II. 51%O II. 49%O IV. 27%Temperature (C),

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In this Sn-Pb alloy system, what is the relative percentage of proeutectic alpha phase after alloy 2 is cooled down from 300 °C to room temperature?

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