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The addition of alloying elements to high carbon
steel alloys increase their wear resistance, due to
إجابتك
In order to avoid cracking during quenching ,
it must be
...................
إجابتك
The smallest building block of crystal structure
known as
إجابتك
The corrosion resistance of materials improves
during recovery as a result of
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The main difference between isomorphous and
eutectic systems is
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