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2.4 Structure of Metals and Alloys
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Particulate representation of an iron-carbon alloy.
Particulate representation of an iron-carbon alloy.
A particulate representation of an iron-carbon alloy (steel) is shown above. Which of the following correctly classifies the alloy and explains why it is less malleable than pure iron?

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