4. 3.00 moles of La and 7.00 moles of Cu are mixed at 1 bar and 1500 °C. The fol
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4. 3.00 moles of La and 7.00 moles of Cu are mixed at 1 bar and 1500 °C. The following phase diagram applies. The mixture is cooled at a constant rate of heat loss. At what temperature will a second phase appear? At what temperature will the temperature drop be temporarily halted? At the very start of this halt, what are the compositions and amounts of the two phases present? Cu-La 1500 1400 1092.78 1200 1072.48 1014.78 798.58 1134 T47 98 1000 FCC A1 800 Leu,BETA CULA 600 DHCP CULA 400-cuBLA ALPHA 300.0 0.225 a,da 1.0 La 0.6 0.8 x La CuExplanation / Answer
At first let us calculate mole fractions of each element
xLa= 3/(3+7)= 0.3
xCu= 7/(3+7)= 0.7
Inital condition
xLa=0.3
T=1500 C
Under constant heat loss we come down from 1500 to lower temp keeping mole fractions constant.
So from the diagam it can be observed that around 1100 C second phasewill start appearing as our point moves inside the dome on graph
Now if we keeop collling this material we will come down and encounter a horizontal line, this is the point where temperatire drop will be halted.
At this point mole fractiomn values of 2 extremes are 0.33 and 0.25 and current mole fraction = 0.3
Using key rule
xCu2La= (0.33-0.3)/(.33-0.25)
= 0.375
xCu4La= (0.3-.25)/(.33-0.25)
= 0.625
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