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1.The max.% of carbon that can be add to iron is

1.The max.% of carbon that can be add to iron is

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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ISBN:9781259696527
Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart
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1.The max.% of carbon that can be add to iron is ............... 2.Medium alloy steel has atotal amount of alloying element about ....... 3.. .reduces the brittleness of steel alloy by form .. 4.. .acta as a deoxidation of liquid steel 5.Iron-carbon steel at 1100c° has... stracture and called 6.Interstitial spaces less than carbon diameter lead to 7.If C% increase the T.S. and hardness is ..... 8. Surface treatment by atmosphere of ammonia and hydrogen is called 9.Steel with more than.. . becomes ..... 10.The problem of ferritic steel is solveted by. 11.The problem of weld-decay can overcomes by.... element to remain the distribution of.. through . 12.At the applications have high vibration. .is most useful 13. Sphere or nodular graphite cab be produced by adding ........ .............. .............or .... 14.Mg has less ductility than Al because Mg has.. .structure where Al has 15. Ti at 900C° has.. . structure where at 600C° has structure ...... structure 16.Cobalt alloys are used for furbine blades during world war by using Process ..........
Transcribed Image Text:1.The max.% of carbon that can be add to iron is ............... 2.Medium alloy steel has atotal amount of alloying element about ....... 3.. .reduces the brittleness of steel alloy by form .. 4.. .acta as a deoxidation of liquid steel 5.Iron-carbon steel at 1100c° has... stracture and called 6.Interstitial spaces less than carbon diameter lead to 7.If C% increase the T.S. and hardness is ..... 8. Surface treatment by atmosphere of ammonia and hydrogen is called 9.Steel with more than.. . becomes ..... 10.The problem of ferritic steel is solveted by. 11.The problem of weld-decay can overcomes by.... element to remain the distribution of.. through . 12.At the applications have high vibration. .is most useful 13. Sphere or nodular graphite cab be produced by adding ........ .............. .............or .... 14.Mg has less ductility than Al because Mg has.. .structure where Al has 15. Ti at 900C° has.. . structure where at 600C° has structure ...... structure 16.Cobalt alloys are used for furbine blades during world war by using Process ..........
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