The following results were obtained from many experiments to estimate the cooling curves for different alloys of Bismuth (Bi) and Antimony(Sb) 56% 0 20 40 60 80 100 550 600 631 First arrest point("C) 271 400 490 Second arrest poin(C) 271 285 320 370 450 631 Use the data to construct phase diagram for Bi-Sb alloying system, label all phases and temperatures, and answer the following: ) Describe the solidification process of the 50% Sb alloy from 600 "C to room temperature. -) What is the mass fraction of the phases for this alloy at 420 °C? What is the composition of the phi 023

The following results were obtained from many experiments to estimate the cooling curves for different alloys of Bismuth (Bi) and Antimony(Sb) 56% 0 20 40 60 80 100 550 600 631 First arrest point("C) 271 400 490 Second arrest poin(C) 271 285 320 370 450 631 Use the data to construct phase diagram for Bi-Sb alloying system, label all phases and temperatures, and answer the following: ) Describe the solidification process of the 50% Sb alloy from 600 "C to room temperature. -) What is the mass fraction of the phases for this alloy at 420 °C? What is the composition of the phi 023

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