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Quiz . 01 September 2004


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Architecture Puzzler #207

Aluminum, chromium, and nickel are three of the many elements that can be combined with carbon steel in order to modify steel properties. Which of these is for surface hardening, which is for increasing tensile strength, and which is for corrosion resistance?

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