None Q5/ For a 75 wt% Pb -25 wt% Sn alloyas shown in figure below, Determine:1.The phase(s) is (are) present at 182OC?, 2.What is (are) the relativeamount of the phase(s) in terms ofmass fraction at 182 OC? , 3.Thephase(s) is (are) present at 205 OC?,4.What is (are) the relative amount ofthe phase(s) in terms of massfraction at 205 OC? *600300Liquid500200400185°C300100200100203040506080100(Pb)(Sn)Composition (wt % Sn)Temperature (°C)Termperature ("F)

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Q5/ For a 75 wt% Pb -25 wt% Sn alloy as shown in figure below, Determine: 1.The phase(s) is (are) present at 182 OC?, 2.What is (are) the relative amount of the phase(s) in terms of mass fraction at 182 OC? , 3.The phase(s) is (are) present at 205 OC?,

Q5/ For a 75 wt% Pb -25 wt% Sn alloy as shown in figure below, Determine: 1.The phase(s) is (are) present at 182 OC?, 2.What is (are) the relative amount of the phase(s) in terms of mass fraction at 182 OC? , 3.The phase(s) is (are) present at 205 OC?,

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