1. Using the isothermal transformation diagram below, describe the microstructure present in a eutectoid carbon steel, after each of the following heat treatments. From 800 C: (a) Cool to 450 C and hold for 10 s, cool to 375 C hold for 100 s, quench to 25 C. (b) Cool to 650 C and hold for 300 s, and quench to 25 C. (c) Cool to 720 C and hold for 100 s, quench to 400 C and hold for 200s, and quench to 25 C.

1. Using the isothermal transformation diagram below, describe the microstructure present in a eutectoid carbon steel, after each of the following heat treatments. From 800 C: (a) Cool to 450 C and hold for 10 s, cool to 375 C hold for 100 s, quench to 25 C. (b) Cool to 650 C and hold for 300 s, and quench to 25 C. (c) Cool to 720 C and hold for 100 s, quench to 400 C and hold for 200s, and quench to 25 C.

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