b.) For a 50% Bi-50% Sb alloy (weight %), what are:1.) the phases present,2.) the composition of each phase in weight %, and3.) the relative fraction of each phase at:i.) T= 600°Cii.) T= 400 °Cii.) T= 200 °C Given the Bi-Sb binary phase diagram:Alomic Percent Antimony50102010607080650-90100830.755°C600-550-L500-4504400-350-3004271442°C(Bi,Sb)250-200-104050608090100BiWeight Percent AntimonySba.) What type of binary phase diagram is Pb-Sn an example of?Teimperature "C

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