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Metals A and B behave ideally (Raoultian behavior) in both liquid and solid solutions. Calculate the composition of the liqui

(very urgent help please) - Metals A and B behave ideally (Raoultian behavior) in both liquid and solid solutions. Calculate the composition of the liquid solution, XA(l) in equilibrium at 1050 K. Metal A: Tm,A=1400 K and ΔH°m,A=7000 J∙mol-1. Metal B: Tm,B=800 K and ΔH°m,B=4000 J∙mol-1.

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