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For steel,whichoneof the followingproperties can be enhanced upon annealing

- Austenite: a solid solution of iron and carbon that forms at high temperatures in some types of steel. - Bainite: a microstructure that forms in some types of steel when it is cooled rapidly but not quenched. - Martensite: a microstructure that forms in some  Show more…

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(a) What are the two essential constituent elements of plain carbon steel? (b) What is Austenite? What is the maximum possible percentage of carbon in Austenite? (c) State the values of Vickers hardness for pearlite (e.g. 1% carbon) and martensite (e.g. 0.3% carbon, fully quenched). Give references for the sources of your answers.

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