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The rule used to determine the relative amounts of phases in a two-phase region of a binary phase diagram is the:
- Gibbs phase rule
- Rule of mixtures
- Lever rule
- Hume-Rothery rule
Answer
C. Lever rule
Solution
Fraction of phase = opposite lever arm / total tie-line length.
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