 Al it is clearly undersaturated. The objection to the names sorbite, troostite, martensite, and austenite, that each of them covers steel of a wide range of carbon content, is to be dismissed because a like objection applies with equal force to every...  The Metallography of Iron and Steel - Page 30by Albert Sauveur - 1912 - 413 pagesFull view - About this book
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...writers on the ground that they are misleading, because, eg there is only one specific temperature, Al, at which eutectoid steel is actually saturated, and,...temperature is in mind, that steel is not saturated. Above Al it is clearly undersaturated. The objection to the names sorbite, troostite, martensite, and austenite,... | |
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...writers on the ground that they are misleading, because, eg there is only one specific temperature, A1? at which eutectoid steel is actually saturated, and,...temperature is in mind, that steel is not saturated. Above A! it is clearly under saturated. The objection to the names sorbite troostite; martensite, and austenite,... | |
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...writers on the ground that they are misleading, because, eg, there is only one specific temperature, Al, at which eutectoid steel is actually saturated, and,...temperature is in mind, that steel is not saturated. Above Al it is clearly under-saturated. The objection to the names sorbite, troostite, martensite and austenite,... | |
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...writers on the ground that they are misleading, because, eg, there is only one specific temperature, A-, at which eutectoid steel is actually saturated, and,...temperature is in mind, that steel is not saturated. Above Ar it is clearly under-saturated. The objection to the names sorbite, troostite, martensite, and austenite,... | |
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