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grey iron contain carbon in the form of?

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Answered by namrata1803

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Flake graphite is the answer

Answered by krashiMishra

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graphite flakes

In grey cast iron, most of the carbon is present in the form of graphite flakes, which make the material softer, more machinable and less brittle than white cast iron.

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