temperatrue (°C) 400 300 200 183 100 0 0 100% Pb 19 20 61.9 40 60 Weight percent tin Fox Ligund 80 97.5 100% Sn Figure 1 Figure 1 shows a Pb-Sn phase diagram. Analyze the phase analysis for a 60 wt% Pb - 40 wt% Sn at 200 °C.

temperatrue (°C) 400 300 200 183 100 0 0 100% Pb 19 20 61.9 40 60 Weight percent tin Fox Ligund 80 97.5 100% Sn Figure 1 Figure 1 shows a Pb-Sn phase diagram. Analyze the phase analysis for a 60 wt% Pb - 40 wt% Sn at 200 °C.

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