Phase diagram of lead-tin system is given in the figure below. For the of composition for 80 wt.% Sn-20 wt.% Pb: (a) Draw schematic sketches of the microstructure, (b) calculate the compositions and weight fractions of each phases at 280°C, just above 183°C (T ') and just below 183°C (T ). T(° C)

Phase diagram of lead-tin system is given in the figure below. For the of composition for 80 wt.% Sn-20 wt.% Pb: (a) Draw schematic sketches of the microstructure, (b) calculate the compositions and weight fractions of each phases at 280°C, just above 183°C (T ') and just below 183°C (T ). T(° C)

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