Explain and/or describe the following microstructures of iron/steel , how they affect the iron/steel properties, and show their illustrations. a. Austenite b. Bainite c. Cementite d. Ferrite e. Ledeburite f. Martensite g. Pearlite

Explain and/or describe the following microstructures of iron/steel , how they affect the iron/steel properties, and show their illustrations. a. Austenite b. Bainite c. Cementite d. Ferrite e. Ledeburite f. Martensite g. Pearlite

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Problem 28R: How do ferrite and cementite work together to form a strong ductile steel?

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Explain and/or describe the following microstructures of iron/steel , how they affect the iron/steel properties, and show their illustrations.

a. Austenite

b. Bainite

c. Cementite

d. Ferrite

e. Ledeburite

f. Martensite

g. Pearlite

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