The copper-silver phase diagram is shown in the figure. Copper has a higher melting point than silver. a) Fill the diagram referring to the silver-rich solid phase as gamma (y) and the copper rich solid phase as delta (6). Denote the liquid as L. b) Draw the microstructure and notate the phases on it at 600C for an alloy with 60%B composition.

The copper-silver phase diagram is shown in the figure. Copper has a higher melting point than silver. a) Fill the diagram referring to the silver-rich solid phase as gamma (y) and the copper rich solid phase as delta (6). Denote the liquid as L. b) Draw the microstructure and notate the phases on it at 600C for an alloy with 60%B composition.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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