Top of graph represents the atomic percentage of zinc. Bottom axis is the weight percentage of zinc TO201,3001,250Atomic percentage, Cu1,200450L1.74241,1504002.71,100 1,084.87°3501,0503001,000250950200903°37.590015032.536.8100Zn85059.812356.58008359Weight percentage, Cu75070073.069.8-80.570065060078.6 598°55855074.198.3500A56 48.945.5468°45039.0-424973875400350419.5830025020059.7%.at 100°1501005010 15 2025303540 45 5055 60 657075 80 85 90 95 Zn Zn system, if you were at a temperature of 900 °C and a composition of 35 wt%Zn, what would be the composition (wt%) of the B phase that is present? Your answer should be aFor the Cupercentage (value 0-100).Atomic percentage, zinc°C10304050607080901,3001.Atomic percentage, Cu1,2503450L1.7 4241,2004001,1502.73501,100 1,084.873001,0502501,000200950903°37.5150F90032.536.8100Zn85059.812 356.58359Weight percentage, Cu80075069 8-73.0-80.5-70020

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Zn system, if you were at a temperature of 900 °C and a composition of 35 wt% Zn, what would be the composition (wt%) of the B phase that is present? Your answer should be a For the Cu percentage (value 0-100). Atomic percentage, zinc °C 10 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 1,300 Atomic percentage, Cu 1,250 3 450 L' 1.7 424 1,200 400 1,150 2.7 350 1,100 1,084.87 300 1,050 250 1,000 200 950 903° 37.5 150F 900 32.5 36.8 100 Zn 850 59.8 1 2 3 56.5 8359 Weight percentage, Cu 800 750 73.0 -80,5- 700 69 8- 20

Zn system, if you were at a temperature of 900 °C and a composition of 35 wt% Zn, what would be the composition (wt%) of the B phase that is present? Your answer should be a For the Cu percentage (value 0-100). Atomic percentage, zinc °C 10 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 1,300 Atomic percentage, Cu 1,250 3 450 L' 1.7 424 1,200 400 1,150 2.7 350 1,100 1,084.87 300 1,050 250 1,000 200 950 903° 37.5 150F 900 32.5 36.8 100 Zn 850 59.8 1 2 3 56.5 8359 Weight percentage, Cu 800 750 73.0 -80,5- 700 69 8- 20

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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