QUESTION 2: A part of the phase diagram of X and Y elements that can be mixed isomorphically is given above. 1300 SIVI Alloy at point A; It contains 35% X and 65% Y and is 1250 oC. a) Calculate the percentage of liquid and solid phases of the alloy at SVI point A. b) Calculate the ratio of X and Y in% of the liquid and solid phases of 1200 the alloy at point A. 20 30 40 50 31 35 42

QUESTION 2: A part of the phase diagram of X and Y elements that can be mixed isomorphically is given above. 1300 SIVI Alloy at point A; It contains 35% X and 65% Y and is 1250 oC. a) Calculate the percentage of liquid and solid phases of the alloy at SVI point A. b) Calculate the ratio of X and Y in% of the liquid and solid phases of 1200 the alloy at point A. 20 30 40 50 31 35 42

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