In the region indicated with arrows in the phase diagram shown below (above the upper line), whichof the following statements are true:1300 - L (liquid)O b.O C.T(°C)12002030↑wt% Ni40There are solid grains mixed with a liquid phaseThere is no solid fraction in the materialliquidussolidusα(solid)Select one or more:a. The proportion of alpha phase increases going from right to left at a fixed temperature.50Od. The proportion of "L" phase increases going from right to left at a fixed temperatureO e. The composition of the phase is pure liquid

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In the region indicated with arrows in the phase diagram shown below (above the upper line), which of the following statements are true: 1300 - L (liquid) T(°C) 1200 20 30 ↑ 40 wt% Ni liquidus solidus α (solid) 50 Select one or more: a. The proportion of alpha phase increases going from right to left at a fixed temperature. O b. There are solid grains mixed with a liquid phase Oc. There is no solid fraction in the material Od. The proportion of "L" phase increases going from right to left at a fixed temperature O e. The composition of the phase is pure liquid

In the region indicated with arrows in the phase diagram shown below (above the upper line), which of the following statements are true: 1300 - L (liquid) T(°C) 1200 20 30 ↑ 40 wt% Ni liquidus solidus α (solid) 50 Select one or more: a. The proportion of alpha phase increases going from right to left at a fixed temperature. O b. There are solid grains mixed with a liquid phase Oc. There is no solid fraction in the material Od. The proportion of "L" phase increases going from right to left at a fixed temperature O e. The composition of the phase is pure liquid

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