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which one of the following processes causes a dramatic increase in the hardness of a steel part? A quenching B) tempering normalizing D full annealing

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Which one of the following processes causes a dramatic increase in the hardness of a steel part?
A) quenching
B) tempering
(c) normalizing
D full annealing

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