
(a)
To plot:
The continuous-cooling transformation diagram for a 0.35wt%C iron-carbon alloy, and label for fine pearlite and proeutectoid ferrite:
(b)
To plot:
The continuous-cooling transformation diagram for a 0.35wt%C iron-carbon alloy, and label for martensite.
(c)
To plot:
The continuous-cooling transformation diagram for a 0.35wt%C iron-carbon alloy, and label for Martensite and proeutectoid ferrite.
(d)
To plot:
The continuous-cooling transformation diagram for a 0.35wt%C iron-carbon alloy, and label for Coarse pearlite and proeutectoid ferrite.
(e)
To plot:
The continuous-cooling transformation diagram for a 0.35wt%C iron-carbon alloy, and label for Martensite, fine pearlite, and proeutectoid ferrite.

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