Determine the resulting microstructure for 0.8% carbon steel if the steel cooled from the y region to 280°C within 5 seconds. If the resulting microstructure in Question 6b (i) above is reheat to 300°C minute and hold for 1 hour at remain temperature, then and then rapidly to room temperature, determine its final microstructure.

Determine the resulting microstructure for 0.8% carbon steel if the steel cooled from the y region to 280°C within 5 seconds. If the resulting microstructure in Question 6b (i) above is reheat to 300°C minute and hold for 1 hour at remain temperature, then and then rapidly to room temperature, determine its final microstructure.

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