Q3 Draw the phase diagram for metals (A. B) with melting points (1180°C,1455°C respectively). They are completely soluble in cach other in solid stale.Follow up the cooling of alloy with 60% B:1- Find the melting range of alloy with 20%A (start of solidification, end ofsolidification).2- 2- Find the Percent, chemicals composition of liquid and solid at 1300°Cfor alloy with 60%B3- Draw the microstructure for alloy 30% B at room temperature.

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Q3 Draw the phase diagram for metals (A. B) with melting points (1180°C, 1455°C respectively). They are completely soluble in each other in solid stale. Follow up the cooling of alloy with 60%% B: 1- Find the melting range of allov with 20% A (start of solidification, end of

Q3 Draw the phase diagram for metals (A. B) with melting points (1180°C, 1455°C respectively). They are completely soluble in each other in solid stale. Follow up the cooling of alloy with 60%% B: 1- Find the melting range of allov with 20% A (start of solidification, end of

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Q3 Draw the phase diagram for metals (A. B) with melting points (1180°C,
1455°C respectively). They are completely soluble in cach other in solid stale.
Follow up the cooling of alloy with 60% B:
1- Find the melting range of alloy with 20%A (start of solidification, end of
solidification).
2- 2- Find the Percent, chemicals composition of liquid and solid at 1300°C
for alloy with 60%B
3- Draw the microstructure for alloy 30% B at room temperature.

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