Read each sentence carefully, and then mark as True or False. * a) Cast iron has a carbon content between 1% and 4 %. b) In the gray cast irons, C is precipitated as graphite flakes. c) In the white cast iron, Fe is precipitated as flakes. d) Cementite is a mixture of two phases, austenite and ledeburite (Fe3C). e) Pearlite is the eutectoid mixture containing 0.80 % C and is formed at 723°C on slow cooling

Read each sentence carefully, and then mark as True or False. * a) Cast iron has a carbon content between 1% and 4 %. b) In the gray cast irons, C is precipitated as graphite flakes. c) In the white cast iron, Fe is precipitated as flakes. d) Cementite is a mixture of two phases, austenite and ledeburite (Fe3C). e) Pearlite is the eutectoid mixture containing 0.80 % C and is formed at 723°C on slow cooling

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