I. A full annealing is often utilized in low- and medium-carbon steels II. A ferritic transformation occurs when the quenching rate is rapid enough to prevent carbon diffusion III. Spheroidizing is the heat treatment method for these steels to develop a machinable and deformable structure Which statement(s) given above is/are correct?

I. A full annealing is often utilized in low- and medium-carbon steels II. A ferritic transformation occurs when the quenching rate is rapid enough to prevent carbon diffusion III. Spheroidizing is the heat treatment method for these steels to develop a machinable and deformable structure Which statement(s) given above is/are correct?

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