Possibility of an alloy having composition 50 wt % Ag − 50 wt % Cu and mass fraction of α and β Phase W α = 0.60 and W β = 0.40 respectively. If possible, then the temperature of possibility if not then the probable reason for it.

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Possibility of an alloy having composition 50 wt % Ag−50 wt % Cu and mass fraction of α and β Phase Wα=0.60 and Wβ=0.40 respectively. If possible, then the temperature of possibility if not then the probable reason for it.

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