Solve this and show all of the work Temperature (°C)11-23 A Pb-Sn alloy contains 23% primary a and 77% eutectic microconstituent.Determine the composition of the alloy.400300SolidusLLiquidusLiquidusα+LSolidus200αL+B-B19183°61.997.5SolvusSolvus-100α+βPb20406080SnWeight percent tinFigure 11-6The lead-tin equilibrium phase diagram. (Credit: Cengage Learning 2014)

Given:23% primary alpha phase77% eutectic microconstituentApplying lever rule:0.23 = CL-C0/CL-CaCL…

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