Q3) For the figure shown below: a- Give the name for this type of phase diagram, and did the metal Pb soluble in metal Sn? If it's not give the reason. b- Pointed the phases for this diagram. c- Draw the cooling curve for each of pure metals and alloys (40% Sn- 60% Pb), (62%Sn- 38%Pb), d- Determine the weight percentages of the phases for (20% Sn -80% Pb) at 200 C° by using lever rule. e- What is the main reaction for this diagram and at which temperature the reaction will happened? 350 327 300 250 232 200 183 150 100 50 60 Sn percentage % 10 20 30 40 50 70 80 90 100 62%Sn- 38 Pb ↑

Q3) For the figure shown below: a- Give the name for this type of phase diagram, and did the metal Pb soluble in metal Sn? If it's not give the reason. b- Pointed the phases for this diagram. c- Draw the cooling curve for each of pure metals and alloys (40% Sn- 60% Pb), (62%Sn- 38%Pb), d- Determine the weight percentages of the phases for (20% Sn -80% Pb) at 200 C° by using lever rule. e- What is the main reaction for this diagram and at which temperature the reaction will happened? 350 327 300 250 232 200 183 150 100 50 60 Sn percentage % 10 20 30 40 50 70 80 90 100 62%Sn- 38 Pb ↑

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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