For the equilibrium Al-Cu system, if you were at a temperature of 547°C and a composition of 60 wt% Cu, what phases would be present? Select the phase(s) from the below list.**Diagram Explanation:**This phase diagram shows the Aluminum-Copper (Al-Cu) system with temperature on the vertical axis (ranging from 300°C to 1,100°C) and weight percentage of copper (Cu) on the horizontal axis (from 0% to 100%). The graph is divided into regions representing different phases or combinations of phases.- **L (Liquid):** The bluish region at higher temperatures, where the mixture is fully liquid.- **α (Alpha):** The reddish area on the right, indicating the solid solution phase of copper.- **κ, η₁, η₂, ζ, β, γ₀, γ₁, ε₁, ε₂, θ, α₂:** Various intermediate phases shown as narrow vertical regions or lines between the primary phases, each defined by specific compositions and temperatures. These represent solid solutions or intermetallic compounds with distinct stoichiometries.Important points to note on the diagram:- The eutectic temperature is seen at 548.2°C (approx) where the liquid phase coexists with multiple solid phases.- The compositions at key temperatures like 660.452°C (Al melting point) and 1084.87°C (Cu melting point) are also marked.At 547°C and 60 wt% Cu, the diagram indicates the presence of specific solid phases. The composition falls within the region signifying the coexistence of different phases, requiring selection from the provided list based on this diagram. The image displays a checklist with various items, most of which are Greek letters. Here is the transcription of the checklist:- [ ] liquid- [ ] κ (kappa)- [ ] θ (theta)- [ ] α (alpha)- [ ] η₁ (eta subscript 1)- [ ] η₂ (eta subscript 2)- [ ] β (beta)- [ ] δ (delta)- [ ] ζ₁ (zeta subscript 1)- [ ] ε₂ (epsilon subscript 2)There are no graphs or diagrams in the image.

At 60 wt% Cu and 547 degrees celsius, the end points of the tie-line intersect θ and η2 phase…

For the equilibrium Al-Cu system, if you were at a temperature of 547 °C and a composition of 60 wt% Cu, what phases would be present? Select the phase(s) from the below list. Atomic percentage, copper °C 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 1,100 1,084.87° -Bo 1,000 Yo 900 800 700 660.452° 600 53.5 N1- 548.2° 567° 5.65 32.7 52.5 500 12 400 32 300 Al 10 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Cu Weight percentage, copper 20

For the equilibrium Al-Cu system, if you were at a temperature of 547 °C and a composition of 60 wt% Cu, what phases would be present? Select the phase(s) from the below list. Atomic percentage, copper °C 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 1,100 1,084.87° -Bo 1,000 Yo 900 800 700 660.452° 600 53.5 N1- 548.2° 567° 5.65 32.7 52.5 500 12 400 32 300 Al 10 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Cu Weight percentage, copper 20

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