
(a)
Interpretation:
The total
Concept Introduction:
The compound formula of Lead-Tin alloy is designated by 'Pb-Sn'.
- It appears in solid form.
- It appears in various shapes like wire, ingot, foil, bar, ribbon etc.
- It appears in silver color.
- Its melting point is 182-215 degree Celsius.
Lead-Tin are widely used as soldering alloys. They are compatible for all types of uses.

Answer to Problem 11.26P
The Total %
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Calculations:
From the graph,
For %
% Eutectic = 0.
Thus, the evaluated value of %
(b)
Interpretation:
The total
Concept Introduction:
The compound formula of Lead-Tin alloy is designated by 'Pb-Sn'.
- It appears in solid form.
- It appears in various shapes like wire, foil, bar, ribbon etc.
- It appears in silver color.
- Its melting point is 182-215 degree Celsius.
Lead-Tin are widely used as soldering alloys. They are compatible for all types of uses.

Answer to Problem 11.26P
The Total %
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Calculations:
From the graph,
For %
% Eutectic =
The evaluated value of %
(c)
Interpretation:
The total
Concept Introduction:
The compound formula of Lead-Tin alloy is designated by 'Pb-Sn'.
- It appears in solid form.
- It appears in various shapes like wire, foil, bar, ribbon etc.
- It appears in silver color.
- Its melting point is 182-215 degree Celsius.
Lead-Tin are widely used as soldering alloys. They are compatible for all types of uses.

Answer to Problem 11.26P
The Total %
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Calculations:
From the diagram,
For %
% Eutectic =
The evaluated value of %
(d)
Interpretation:
The total
Concept Introduction:
The compound formula of Lead-Tin alloy is designated by 'Pb-Sn'.
- It appears in solid form.
- It appears in various shapes like wire,foil, bar, ribbon etc.
- It appears in silver color.
- Its melting point is 182-215 degree Celsius.
Lead-Tin are widely used as soldering alloys. They are compatible for all types of uses.

Answer to Problem 11.26P
The Total %
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Calculations:
From the graph,
For %
% Eutectic =
The evaluated value of %
(e)
Interpretation:
The total
Concept Introduction:
The compound formula of Lead-Tin alloy is designated by 'Pb-Sn'.
- It appears in solid form.
- It appears in various shapes like wire, foil, bar, ribbon etc.
- It appears in silver color.
- Its melting point is 182-215 degree Celsius.
Lead-Tin are widely used as soldering alloys. They are compatible for all types of uses.

Answer to Problem 11.26P
The Total %
Explanation of Solution
Use spreadsheet to tabulate the % total
Composition of % in entire phase diagram | Tensile Strength ( | Total % phase | % Eutectic |
10 | 30 | 8.2 | 0 |
20 | 40 | 18.6 | 2.3 |
50 | 50 | 49.5 | 72.3 |
60 | 60 | 59.8 | 95.6 |
80 | 70 | 80.4 | 49.6 |
95 | 80 | 95.9 | 7 |
Given:
Calculations:
From the graph:
For %
% Eutectic =
Thus, by using the expression of eutectic, the required value obtained is 49.2%.
(f)
Interpretation:
The total
Concept Introduction:
The compound formula of Lead-Tin alloy is designated by 'Pb-Sn'.
- It appears in solid form.
- It appears in various shapes like wire, foil, bar, ribbon etc.
- It appears in silver color.
- Its melting point is 182-215 degree Celsius.
Lead-Tin are widely used as soldering alloys. They are compatible for all types of uses.

Answer to Problem 11.26P
The Total %
Explanation of Solution
Given:
Calculations:
For %
% Eutectic =
(Mention Graph)
After Studying the graph of tensile strength vs %
The evaluated value of %
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