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Module 2: Alloys and Phase Diagrams

  1. Q1a. Choose the correct option: The BCC structure of Fe-C solid solution is known as (i) Ferrite (ii) Pearlite (iii) Cementite (iv) Austenite20242m

    Module 2: Alloys and Phase Diagrams

    Choose the correct option:

    The BCC structure of Fe-C solid solution is known as

    (i) Ferrite
    (ii) Pearlite
    (iii) Cementite
    (iv) Austenite

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  2. Q1c. Choose the correct option: Which factor most strongly governs whether a substitutional solid solution forms between metals A and B? (i) Large electronegativity difference between A and B (ii) Similar atomic radii and crystal structures with high mutual solubility (iii) Presence of small interstitial atoms like C or N (iv) High melting point of the solvent metal alone20252m

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    Choose the correct option:

    Which factor most strongly governs whether a substitutional solid solution forms between metals A and B?

    (i) Large electronegativity difference between A and B
    (ii) Similar atomic radii and crystal structures with high mutual solubility
    (iii) Presence of small interstitial atoms like C or N
    (iv) High melting point of the solvent metal alone

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  3. Q1c. Choose the correct option: A solid phase results in a solid plus another solid phase on cooling during (i) Eutectoid reaction (ii) Eutectic reaction (iii) Peritectoid reaction (iv) Peritectic reaction20242m

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    Choose the correct option:

    A solid phase results in a solid plus another solid phase on cooling during

    (i) Eutectoid reaction
    (ii) Eutectic reaction
    (iii) Peritectoid reaction
    (iv) Peritectic reaction

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  4. Q1d. Choose the correct option: The eutectic reaction in a binary alloy system is best described as: (i) Liquid \rightarrow Solid 1 (ii) Liquid \rightarrow Solid 1 + Solid 2 (iii) Solid 1 \rightarrow Solid 2 + Solid 3 (iv) Liquid + Solid 1 \rightarrow Solid 220252m

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    Choose the correct option:

    The eutectic reaction in a binary alloy system is best described as:

    (i) Liquid \rightarrow Solid 1
    (ii) Liquid \rightarrow Solid 1 + Solid 2
    (iii) Solid 1 \rightarrow Solid 2 + Solid 3
    (iv) Liquid + Solid 1 \rightarrow Solid 2

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  5. Q1e. Choose the correct option: In the Fe-Fe_3C equilibrium diagram, ledeburite is: (i) A mixture of ferrite and austenite (ii) A single-phase austenitic structure (iii) Pure cementite (iv) A eutectic mixture of austenite and cementite20252m

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    Choose the correct option:

    In the Fe-Fe3_3C equilibrium diagram, ledeburite is:

    (i) A mixture of ferrite and austenite
    (ii) A single-phase austenitic structure
    (iii) Pure cementite
    (iv) A eutectic mixture of austenite and cementite

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  6. Q1e. Choose the correct option: According to Hume Rothery's rule, size of atoms must not differ by more than (i) 5% (ii) 35% (iii) 15% (iv) 55%20242m

    Module 2: Alloys and Phase Diagrams

    Choose the correct option:

    According to Hume Rothery's rule, size of atoms must not differ by more than

    (i) 5%
    (ii) 35%
    (iii) 15%
    (iv) 55%

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  7. Q1i. Choose the correct option: On a two-component solid-liquid phase diagram, a tie line indicates the region where (i) temperature is constant (ii) only the solid phase exists (iii) composition is constant (iv) only the liquid phase exists20242m

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    Choose the correct option:

    On a two-component solid-liquid phase diagram, a tie line indicates the region where

    (i) temperature is constant
    (ii) only the solid phase exists
    (iii) composition is constant
    (iv) only the liquid phase exists

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  8. Q1j. Choose the correct option: Gibbs phase rule for general system (i) P + F = C - 1 (ii) P + F = C - 2 (iii) P + F = C + 1 (iv) P + F = C + 220242m

    Module 2: Alloys and Phase Diagrams

    Choose the correct option:

    Gibbs phase rule for general system

    (i) P + F = C - 1
    (ii) P + F = C - 2
    (iii) P + F = C + 1
    (iv) P + F = C + 2

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  9. Q2a. Define solid solution. Distinguish between substitutional and interstitial solid solutions.20247m

    Module 2: Alloys and Phase Diagrams

    Define solid solution. Distinguish between substitutional and interstitial solid solutions.

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  10. Q3a. Explain what is meant by a solid solution and distinguish between substitutional and interstitial solid solutions.20257m

    Module 2: Alloys and Phase Diagrams

    Explain what is meant by a solid solution and distinguish between substitutional and interstitial solid solutions.

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  11. Q3a. Sketch iron-carbon equilibrium diagram and show the salient points.20246m

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    Sketch iron-carbon equilibrium diagram and show the salient points.

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  12. Q3b. With the help of a labelled binary phase diagram, explain how to interpret: Phase fields, liquidus and solidus lines.20257m

    Module 2: Alloys and Phase Diagrams

    With the help of a labelled binary phase diagram, explain how to interpret: Phase fields, liquidus and solidus lines.

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  13. Q3b. What is steel? Distinguish between hypoeutectoid and hypereutectoid steels.20248m

    Module 2: Alloys and Phase Diagrams

    What is steel? Distinguish between hypoeutectoid and hypereutectoid steels.

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  14. Q4a. Sketch the Fe-Fe_3C phase diagram and explain its key features.20257m

    Module 2: Alloys and Phase Diagrams

    Sketch the Fe-Fe3_3C phase diagram and explain its key features.

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  15. Q4b. Describe eutectic, peritectic, peritectoid and monotectic reactions, clearly stating the phase changes in each case.20257m

    Module 2: Alloys and Phase Diagrams

    Describe eutectic, peritectic, peritectoid and monotectic reactions, clearly stating the phase changes in each case.

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  16. Q8. A 65wt% Ni - 35wt% Cu alloy is heated to a temperature within the \alpha + liquid phase region. If the composition of the \alpha phase is 70wt% Ni, Determine: (a) The temperature of the alloy (b) Composition of liquid phase (c) The mass fraction of both phases202414m

    Module 2: Alloys and Phase Diagrams

    A 65wt% Ni - 35wt% Cu alloy is heated to a temperature within the α\alpha + liquid phase region. If the composition of the α\alpha phase is 70wt% Ni, Determine:

    (a) The temperature of the alloy
    (b) Composition of liquid phase
    (c) The mass fraction of both phases

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  17. Q9c. Write a short note on: Solid Solutions20257m

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    Write a short note on: Solid Solutions

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  18. Q9d. Write a short note on: Binary Phase Diagrams20257m

    Module 2: Alloys and Phase Diagrams

    Write a short note on: Binary Phase Diagrams

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