Q2/ For a 97.5 wt% Fe-2.5 wt% C at a temperature 700 oC, determine the following: a) The Number and types of The Phases Present. b) The Amount of Phases Present in Grams That forms per 100 G. c) Draw The Microstructure Of Phases Present At This Point And What is The React called? 1600 1538 C -1493°C L 1400 1200 1147 C 1000 Temperature (°C) 1394°C 800 600 400 0 y. Austenite 912°C 0.76 0.022 a Ferrite 2.14 a + Fe₂C 4.30 y+ FeyC 727°C Cementite (Fe-C). 5 6.7

Q2/ For a 97.5 wt% Fe-2.5 wt% C at a temperature 700 oC, determine the following: a) The Number and types of The Phases Present. b) The Amount of Phases Present in Grams That forms per 100 G. c) Draw The Microstructure Of Phases Present At This Point And What is The React called? 1600 1538 C -1493°C L 1400 1200 1147 C 1000 Temperature (°C) 1394°C 800 600 400 0 y. Austenite 912°C 0.76 0.022 a Ferrite 2.14 a + Fe₂C 4.30 y+ FeyC 727°C Cementite (Fe-C). 5 6.7

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