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Relationship between temperature & carbon content in alloys
Temperature (°C, 0-1000°C)
Carbon content (%, 0-1.8%)
Solid solution where carbon atoms are dissolved in iron structure
Face-centred cubic (FCC)
Above 910°C
Nearly pure iron with very low carbon content
Body-centred cubic (BCC)
Below 810°C
Alternating thin layers of ferrite and cementite
Iron carbide compound that provides hardness
723°C
910°C
Ferrite and soft pearlite (softest material)
Martensite (hard, needle-like, strong but brittle)
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