Name the two carriers of heat conduction through a metal. Provide at least one way you could modify a hypoeutectoid steel product to improve the first carrier, and then provide one way you could modify the same steel to improve the second carrier.

Name the two carriers of heat conduction through a metal. Provide at least one way you could modify a hypoeutectoid steel product to improve the first carrier, and then provide one way you could modify the same steel to improve the second carrier.

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Chapter26: Welding Metallurgy

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Problem 21R: Can a metal have all the mechanical properties at ideal levels? Why or why not?

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