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the hardest phase in iron-iron carbide diagram​

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Definition of structures:  Cementite or iron carbide, is very hard, brittle intermetallic compound of iron & carbon, as Fe3C, contains 6.67 % C.  It is the hardest structure that appears on the diagram, exact melting point unknown.  Its crystal structure is orthorhombic.  It is has  low tensile strength (approx.

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Definition of structures:  Cementite or iron carbide, is very hard, brittle intermetallic compound of iron & carbon, as Fe3C, contains 6.67 % C.  It is the hardest structure that appears on the diagram, exact melting point unknown.  Its crystal structure is orthorhombic.  It is has  low tensile strength (approx.)

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