8. To relieve internal stress in heat treatment techniques is obtained ata Annealing& Normalizingc. Hardeningd. Tamperinge CarborizationF. Quenching9. When the angle of misorientation is parallel the boundary due to an array of screwdislocation it's called:& Grain structureb. Till boundaryc. Grain boundariesd. Twist houndarye Stacking faults

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8. To relieve internal stress in heat treatment techniques is obtained at & Annealing Normalizing Handening & Tampering e Carborization E Quenching 9. When the angle of morientation in paralled the boundary due to an amay of screw dislocation it's called & Grain structure &T boundary cGrain boundaries d. Twist boundary e Stacking faults

8. To relieve internal stress in heat treatment techniques is obtained at & Annealing Normalizing Handening & Tampering e Carborization E Quenching 9. When the angle of morientation in paralled the boundary due to an amay of screw dislocation it's called & Grain structure &T boundary cGrain boundaries d. Twist boundary e Stacking faults

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