The formation of martensite in steel and other alloy systems occurs by – McqOptions

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1.	The formation of martensite in steel and other alloy systems occurs by the motion of_______
A.	Incoherent-dislocation interfaces
B.	Cropped-dislocation interfaces
C.	Mixed-dislocation interfaces
D.	Glissile-dislocation interfaces
Answer» E.

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