The figure below shows a hypothetical binary eutectic phase diagram on which we indicate an alloy composition of 27% B. Calculate the following quantities: a. Fraction of primary solid that forms under equilibrium cooling at eutectic temperature b. Fraction of liquid with the eutectic composition that will transform to two solid phases below the eutectic isotherm c. The amount of a and ß that will form from the liquid just below the eutectic isotherm. L+B L+a B a 20 37 73 27 a +B

The figure below shows a hypothetical binary eutectic phase diagram on which we indicate an alloy composition of 27% B. Calculate the following quantities: a. Fraction of primary solid that forms under equilibrium cooling at eutectic temperature b. Fraction of liquid with the eutectic composition that will transform to two solid phases below the eutectic isotherm c. The amount of a and ß that will form from the liquid just below the eutectic isotherm. L+B L+a B a 20 37 73 27 a +B

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