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The Nature of Martensite

Nature volume 123, pages 204–205 (1929)Cite this article

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DURING the past few years several papers have been published on the nature of changes in carbon steel during the processes of quenching and tempering.

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  1. Haneman and Traeger . St. und Eisen, p. 1508; 1926.

  2. G. Kurdumoff and E. Kaminsky . NATURE, Sept. 29, 1928.

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    N. SELJAKOW

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SELJAKOW, N. The Nature of Martensite. Nature 123, 204–205 (1929). https://doi.org/10.1038/123204a0

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